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PREPARING FOR CERTIFICATION
Part 13 of 13
CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING
• Which domains does a trace-reading skill support?
◦ Answer: Mainly the domain on measuring and understanding behavior, and also running agents and managing working memory, since traces reveal problems in all of them.
• How do you tell a context problem from a tool problem in a trace?
◦ Answer: Compare what the tool actually returned with what the model was shown at the moment of the bad decision; a missing fact in the context points to context management, while a wrong tool result points to the tool.
• Why should the capstone scenario you write come from real bugs you found?
◦ Answer: Real bugs make the scenario concrete and test your genuine understanding of how each layer fails.
• Why can this chapter not state the passing score of the examination?
◦ Answer: Because the certifying program sets and publishes those details, and they may change, so you must read the current official requirements.
APPENDICES AND REFERENCE MATERIAL
• Why should you study the seven layers as a connected whole and not as separate lists?
◦ Answer: Because real problems cross layers, and a failure that appears in one layer often has its cause in another.
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