It's a pity to hear that many students failed in their papers. I got 50 points in this paper, which was not high and barely passed. I once took the system analyst exam, but my paper failed. I chose project management division this time. As a senior engineer, the requirements of these two exams are certainly high. Let me share some experiences with you: 1. You must write a big project, not a small one. If the project is not big enough, your senior title is questionable. You may ask: Our company has no big projects. What should I do? Do you have any big projects in the company looking for relatives and friends, and try to get information.

2. You must describe yourself as the main manager of a project in your paper, you may not be the project manager, but the level should not be too low. If the level is too low, your senior title will be questioned. You may ask: my level is only low, just an ordinary programmer. That's not important. Understand the boss's work and describe yourself as the boss in the paper.

3. Be sure to write around the outline of the specified textbook, such as the exam questions in the second half of this year, about project risk management and about project quality management. There are special chapters in the textbook, and these theories must be expounded in the paper. You can't write it yourself, no matter what the textbook says. If you have seen the analysis of the test questions in the first half of this year, you must remember to emphasize it in the solution of the paper? Want to have, want to have? These are all theories in textbooks. If not, there is no score.

4. The topic of project management division's thesis is nothing more than the main chapters in the textbook. You can guess. You must plan ahead. The time for writing a paper during the exam is very short, so it will definitely be too late to think about it.

5. The handwriting should be neat. Everyone is a computer worker. We haven't written for many years. Typing is faster than writing. However, the exam still needs to be written. Let's practice calligraphy together when you are free!

A little experience, personal opinion, for reference only.