@gmorterabsa I believe you can also zoom in the screen in GoToWebinar, in the top bar in the window.
Hi @rachel
sounds good. Thank you!
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Hello @liz.opper! It is possible- they’ll give you whatever resources you’ll reasonably need to answer the question.
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Welcome @msam!
is this the only type of matrix we may see, or will there be different versions/configurations? thanks!
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Hi @elperine & welcome to the ARE Community!
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When taking the exam, should a group of questions similar to the ones being discussed would the project summary and the grid be provided? or are they able to viewed together? Or would we be expected to remember?
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I think these matrices can be shown in a few different ways, but this is a typical layout. You might see the areas on the left side instead of the right, and the pieces you’re dragging and dropping into the grid may change, but those would be the major changes.
Check out Problem seeking: An Architectural Programming Primer for more examples, particularly under the ‘Useful Techniques’ chapter
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Hello!
How do you remember all the information from the project summary, without re-writing it in your notes?
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They would be shown on one page if in the discrete items category. If it’s in the case studies, the adjacency diagram may be in a resource, but overall, no. You won’t need to memorize information from one page to the next.
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Welcome @ellen.abraham!
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thanks!
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Hey Jennifer, on the exam you’ll likely see all the information on one page.
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Well, you can either just skim it and then go straight to the questions and try to hunt for answers, OR, you can take brief notes and/or make your own list of requirements and treat them like a checklist… Depends on how you prefer to do it…
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Do you recommend drawing this out during the exam if we encounter a question like this? Or should this process be more internalized?
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Welcome @eduardodiazarocho!