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IBM CUR-008 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Weight | Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| Topic 1: Client Development | 20% | - Localization and string externalization - Search and data display components - Navigation and page parameters - UIM pages and user interface elements |
| Topic 2: Integration and Advanced Topics | 15% | - External system integration - Upgrade and compatibility considerations - Performance and optimization |
| Topic 3: IBM Cúram Infrastructure | 10% | - Build and deployment process - Platform architecture and components - Development environment setup |
| Topic 4: Customization and Extension | 25% | - Plug-ins and custom components - Configuration files and settings - Compliant customization of existing artifacts - Security and access control |
| Topic 5: Server Development | 30% | - Modeling entities, domains, processes and facades - Server-side logic and data access - Testing, tracing and debugging - Defining relationships, indexes and constraints |
