Certified Lead System Architect (CLSA) V5 Practice Exam
The Pega Certified Lead System Architect (CLSA) V5 exam validates your expertise in designing, architecting, and implementing complex enterprise applications using the Pega platform. Earning this certification demonstrates your ability to lead Pega system architecture initiatives, ensuring scalability, performance, and adherence to best practices.
Who Should Take This Exam?
This Pega CLSA certification is ideal for:
- Experienced Pega System Architects: Aspiring to leadership roles in Pega application architecture and solution design.
- Technical Leads (Pega Focus): Leading Pega implementation projects and overseeing technical teams.
- Pega Consultants: Demonstrating advanced Pega skills and expertise to clients.
Prerequisites
While there are no formal prerequisites for the exam, Pega recommends that candidates possess the following:
- Strong understanding of Pega System Architect (PSA) and Senior System Architect (SSA) functionalities. (Typically achieved by passing the Pega PSA and SSA exams)
- Minimum of 12+ months of experience in Pega application design and development.
- In-depth knowledge of Pega architecture best practices and design principles.
Course Outline
- Duration: 180 minutes (3 hours)
- Passing Score: The minimum passing score is not publicly available, but it generally falls around the industry standard of 70%.
- Validity: The certification is valid for three years.
Roles and Responsibilities
- Lead System Architect: Leading the design and architecture of complex Pega applications, ensuring scalability, performance, and reusability.
- Technical Solution Architect (Pega Focus): Providing technical leadership and expertise to clients throughout the Pega implementation lifecycle.
- Enterprise Architect (Pega Specialization): Defining the overall Pega architecture roadmap for an organization, aligning Pega solutions with business strategy.
Course Outline
- Pega Platform Design
- Application Design
- Data Model Design
- Security Design
- Reporting Design
- Asynchronous Processing Design