Exam Name: Okta Professional Exam
Exam Code:
Okta Certified Professional
Related Certification(s): Okta Certified Professional Certification
Certification Provider: Okta
Actual Exam Duration: 150 Minutes
Number of Okta Certified Professional practice questions in our database:
118 (updated: Mar. 17, 2026)
Expected Okta Certified Professional Exam Topics, as suggested by Okta :
- Topic 1: Modeling: This section of the exam assesses the skills of architectural designers, covering the creation and modification of advanced architectural components, including walls, curtain walls, roofs, floors, ceilings, stairs, railings, openings, and columns. It also includes establishing relationships between components. Additionally, it addresses creating and applying materials, configuring rooms with area and volume calculations, and producing basic 3D parametric families with control over visibility and parameters. Creating topography through points and toposolids, and managing model groups are also included.
- Topic 2: Documentation: This section tests the abilities of BIM managers in creating and controlling model views, visibility, and graphics settings, including view templates and filters. It covers managing annotative elements like text, keynotes, and dimensions, handling document revisions, and creating legends. It also evaluates skills in controlling detail and drafting views, including creating basic 2D parametric families and managing detail groups, ensuring complete document presentation and coordination.
- Topic 3: Collaboration and Coordination: Designed for BIM managers, this section covers configuring worksets and enabling worksharing, linking and managing various file formats properly, and performing model maintenance such as error handling, auditing, and purging. Managing project phasing, design options, and the Copy/Monitor process for coordination are tested to ensure efficient teamwork and multi-user project collaboration.
- Topic 4: Project Standards and Setup: This area measures the skills of BIM coordinators in configuring custom user interface settings and managing project-level settings such as parameters, object styles, units, and project location. Efficient use of the project browser and configuration of print and export settings, including exporting to CAD and PDF formats, are included to maintain project standards and workflows.
- Topic 5: Information Analysis: This section assesses BIM managers on creating and managing schedules covering linked models and option sets, configuring area schemes and plans, and applying color legends. It also includes creating sun and shadow studies to analyze building performance related to geographic location and lighting. These capabilities support comprehensive project data analysis and presentation.
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