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The exam items are reviewed by ICT industry subject matter
professionals who hold the given credential and in partnership
with third-party exam development expert professionals who
"scrub" the items a final time to ensure relevancy and quality
standards. Then the items are assigned to unique exam forms
and are balanced against the JTA.
DCDC Standard-Setting Study
• Edward Grinius, DCDC, RTPM
• Erkan Gunal, RCDD, DCDC, NTS
• Joe Harris, RCDD, DCDC, RTPM
• Adam Marsh, RCDD, DCDC, ESS, WD
• Pat McMurray, RCDD, DCDC, NTS, OSP
• Laszlo Szekernyes, RCDD, DCDC, NTS
• Brian Waller, RCDD, DCDC, NTS
The exam forms are validated through a process called "Standard
Setting" by the volunteer teams who serve on the RCSC, ICT subject
matter industry professionals who hold the given credential and in
partnership with third-party expert psychometrician professionals.
Each item is rated a level of importance and difficulty. From this
the psychometrician analyzes the data and a passing score
is established.
As you can see, a great deal of work goes into the BICSI credential
exam development process. Thank you to all who participated in
helping to move the ICT profession forward.
Recertify Your Expired Credential
There may be time to save your expired credential
without having to retest!
Visit bicsi.org/recertification today to view
your options.
Showcase Your Skills
Compete for the title of BICSI Installer of the Year. Prizes
will be awarded, including $5,000 to the overall winner.
Become a Sponsor
Increase your brand recognition while supporting the ICT
industry. Competitors will use your products in the event.
Learn how to get involved.
bicsi.org/skillschallenge
2020 BICSI Cabling Skills Challenge
Competition: 10-12 February during 2020 BICSI Winter
Conference & Exhibition
Tampa Convention Center • Tampa, Florida
CREDENTIALING
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