Accreditation Process Flashcards
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What happens if a CBSE holder fails to earn the required CPE credits before their certification expires?
Answer: Their certification lapses and they must retake the exam
Failure to complete CPE requirements causes the certification to lapse, requiring the candidate to retake and pass the exam to regain the credential.
In the CBSE accreditation context, what does the term 'domain' refer to?
Answer: A major subject area of knowledge tested in the certification
Domains in the CBSE framework are broad subject areas—such as cryptography, smart contracts, and consensus mechanisms—that define the scope of certification.
Which of the following activities qualifies as a CPE credit for CBSE recertification?
Answer: Attending an EC-Council-approved blockchain security seminar
Attending approved seminars, webinars, and conferences related to blockchain security counts toward CPE credits for CBSE recertification.
A candidate who fails the CBSE exam on the first attempt wants to retake it. What is the standard waiting period before a retake?
Answer: 14 days
EC-Council typically requires a 14-day waiting period between exam attempts to allow candidates time to review and prepare.
How are the CBSE exam questions primarily categorized during the accreditation development process?
Answer: By cognitive difficulty level using Bloom's Taxonomy
CBSE exam items are mapped to Bloom's Taxonomy levels to ensure questions test various cognitive skills from recall to analysis.
Which type of exam format does the CBSE certification primarily use?
Answer: Multiple-choice questions administered in a proctored environment
The CBSE exam consists of multiple-choice questions delivered in a proctored, computer-based testing environment.
When a blockchain security consultant earns the CBSE certification, what digital evidence of accreditation is typically provided?
Answer: A digital badge and certificate verifiable through the EC-Council portal
EC-Council issues digital badges and verifiable certificates that holders can display and that third parties can validate through the EC-Council verification portal.