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**Coursera 课程总结：ServiceNow - 预测智能微认证 2025** 本课程是关于 ServiceNow 预测智能（Predictive Intelligence, PI）的微认证课程，重点在于准备 PI 认知评估测试（原名 PLI/PILI 测试）。 **核心内容：** * **PI 认知评估介绍：** * PI 认知评估是一种职前认知能力测试。 * 测试模式：每道题约有 15 秒的答题时间。 * 涵盖三大知识领域： * **数理推理 (Numerical Reasoning)：** 18 题 * **言语推理 (Verbal Reasoning)：** 16 题 * **抽象推理 (Abstract Reasoning)：** 16 题 * 禁用计算器/手机，仅允许纸和笔。 * **为何练习 PI 认知评估：** * 大多数公司只提供一次通过 PI 认知评估的机会，因此充分准备至关重要。 * 通过练习可以熟悉题型和题目顺序。 * 提高答题速度，因为许多考生无法在规定时间内完成所有题目。 * **练习测试包含内容：** * 2 套完整的模拟测试。 * 提供正确答案。 * 题目按数理、言语和抽象推理三个知识领域进行分类，方便复习和识别优势与劣势。 * **PI 认知评估题型示例：** * **数理推理：** 应用题（基础数学问题）、数列、数值估算（最小或最大值）。 * **言语能力：** 词语类比、反义词、三段论。 * **抽象推理：** 数列完成、图形类比、找出不同类。 **总结：** 本课程旨在帮助学员掌握 ServiceNow 预测智能领域的知识，并为他们提供必要的练习和指导，以成功通过 PI 认知评估测试。
What is PI Test?The Predictive Index (PI) is the new name of the PLI (Professional Learning Indicator) or PILI test. PI Cognitive Assessment is a pre-employment cognitive ability testPI Cognitive Assessment Test pattern?You have approximately 15 seconds per questionThere are three knowledge areasNumerical Reasoning (18 Questions)Verbal Reasoning (16 Questions)Abstract Reasoning (16 Questions)Calculator/Mobile is not allowed (Only pen and paper)Why should you practice PI Cognitive Assessment?Most of the companies gives you only one chance to pass PI Cognitive Assessment, so don't attempt it unpreparedGet to know questions types and questions sequenceMost of the candidates can't attempt all the questions. With practice tests, you will be able to improve your question solving speedWhat is included in the practice tests?2 full length test simulationsCorrect answersQuestions are categorized into 3 knowledge areas so that you can review them later on, to check your strengths and weaknessesWhat types of questions will I see in the PI Cognitive Assessment?The PI Cognitive Assessment covers three main areas:Numerical ReasoningWord Problems (Basic Math Problems)Number SeriesValue Estimation (Lowest or Highest Values)Verbal AbilityWord AnalogiesAntonymsSyllogismAbstract ReasoningSeries CompletionShape AnalogyOdd One Out
