(2026) Pass the Information Processing Engineer Practical Exam in Just One Week

I don't fear someone who has practiced a thousand different kicks.

However, a person who has practiced one kick a thousand times is fearsome.

- Bruce Lee

- Hello!

I uploaded the restored problems from the Information Processing Engineer practical exam day to YouTube,

I'm Weekend Coding, who strives to analyze past exam questions and explain them in an easy-to-understand way.

It's been almost 2 years since I started teaching only the Information Processing Engineer certification.

I'm working hard to dig deep into just one past exam problem to help more and more non-majors, and to reduce the study load for majors.

This year's third exam is widely evaluated as being relatively easy.

I'm so happy that the implements I emphasized also came out exactly as is.

- 25th Year 3rd Round Past Exam Questions Commentary

This 3rd round of past exam questions came out reasonably well, but there were still many code sections that needed to be covered.

In Java, the enum keyword appeared, and in C language, the static and const keywords were plastered everywhere.

The theory section included Unix commands, software testing processes, and relational algebra.

Past exam questions are being restored for paid courses and learning materials are being prepared.

Videos and learning materials are scheduled to be uploaded by the end of this month (November).

- 2026 Version Course Update

Learning materials for next year are also scheduled to be updated.

Integrate learning materials by language, and for theory, include software testing processes and

I plan to organize the Linux/Unix command set by creating it as a chart.

Finally, if my course was helpful to you, I would appreciate a one-line course review.

Each and every course review you leave gives me great strength and serves as motivation to work even harder.

I always hope for good results for all of you

Have a happy day today too!