How about an IT certification exam for retro computing?

[FastRobPlus]

I was going through some papers the other day and came across my old MSCE certification test results. I was thinking about how outdated all that knowledge has become in just a few years(Setting up an IBM Token Ring? Forcing WfW clients to talk to Netware?)

And this got me thinking about what an IT certification test for an old platform like an Apple II or TRS-80 might have looked like if they had 'em back then, I thought the idea was interesting enough that I put together a sample exam for Amiga computers in the style of a CNE/A+/MCP exam. I think it turned out looking and feeling more or less identical to those types of exams.

 

So - is anybody brave enough to see if they would pass an Amiga certification exam?

 

http://www.thebitplanes.com/archives/283

 

[Hatta]

75%

[Seob]

80%, but must admit that i guess a few questions. Not a original amiga owner, but had a few friends who owned one back in the day. I now have a few amiga 500, a cdtv and a cd32. Gave away a amiga 1000 years back, because i didn't know it needed to boot kickstart from disk.

[+20ohm20]

80% Not bad for someone that hasn't owned an Amiga from 1992 until 2011.

[awhite2600]

14 out of 15. 93.33%

 

Not bad considering I haven't really touched an Amiga since 1994.

[amiman99]

Score 93.33 or 14 out of 15.

Yeay...

 

It was fun.

[+Ripdubski]

53%, out of time, didnt know it was timed, 8 out of 15 complete. Never touched an Amiga.

[BigO]

8/15, 53%.
I have never seen an Amiga so have zero knowledge of them.

[roberto]

8 out of 15 for me as well... boy, I'd have done better, I guess I'm getting old!