Mastercam U Multi Axis certificate

[rchipper]

Greetings,

I paid for and completed the Mastercam University Multi Axis Course recently. Upon completion there was no "Graded" exam like the previous 4 courses that I paid for and completed.

I know during the ugly things that are happening in the world Mastercam is offering their MastercamU courses for free, which I think is amazing. These courses, I believe, offer a "Certificate of Completion" when you finish not a "Graded" certificate.

Does anyone know if this is the reason why I was not offered the graded exam at the end of my Multi Axis Course? Or, does the Multi Axis course not offer the graded exam?

My employer looks at the graded exams as a measure of learning, 80% or better on a exam is sometimes rewarded. I would like to be able explain why I don't have a graded certificate as proof of my accomplishment.

Thanks in advance for any input. 

[crazy^millman]

6 minutes ago, rchipper said:

Greetings,

I paid for and completed the Mastercam University Multi Axis Course recently. Upon completion there was no "Graded" exam like the previous 4 courses that I paid for and completed.

I know during the ugly things that are happening in the world Mastercam is offering their MastercamU courses for free, which I think is amazing. These courses, I believe, offer a "Certificate of Completion" when you finish not a "Graded" certificate.

Does anyone know if this is the reason why I was not offered the graded exam at the end of my Multi Axis Course? Or, does the Multi Axis course not offer the graded exam?

My employer looks at the graded exams as a measure of learning, 80% or better on a exam is sometimes rewarded. I would like to be able explain why I don't have a graded certificate as proof of my accomplishment.

Thanks in advance for any input. 

Efficiency in Multiaxis is not something I think can be graded per say. Many ways to accomplish the task in this realm and at the end of the day if you can make the part and make it correctly that is the passing grade plain and simple. If you employer is not educated enough to see your progress through your hard work and effort to reward you according to that then you learn what you can learn and then look for another job that will.

[rchipper]

That makes sense. Thanks again for the words of wisdom.