Calculation test measures a candidate’s ability to add, subtract, divide and manipulate numbers quickly and accurately, The .NET Framework 3.5 test measures knowledge of the .NET environment. Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: .NET Architectural Overview, .NET Framework Class Library, .NET Metadata and Windows Workflow Foundation, .NET P
The .NET Framework 3.5 Fundamentals test measures the candidate’s ability to work in the .NET 3.5 environment. It covers a variety of applicable skills used in the .NET environment. Designed for programmers, this test includes the following topics: .NET Assemblies, Advanced Topics, Configuration and Maintenance, Data Access, Framework Programming, Graphics and User Interface Development, Processing Data and Text, and Testing and Debugging.
The .NET Framework 4.0 test measures knowledge of .NET environment. Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: Application Development, Application Management, Configuration Support, Data Storage and Management, Object-Oriented Framework Features, Performance Tools and Techniques/System Elements, Subsystems, Additional Frameworks, and Services, and System Communication and Networking Support.
The ABAP for SAP R/3 test measures knowledge of programming in ABAP for SAP R/3. Designed for experienced programmers.
The ABAP for SAP R/3 test measures knowledge of programming in ABAP for SAP R/3. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Classes, Encapsulations, Inheritance, Interfaces, Object Orientation, Object References, Objects, and Polymorphism.
The Adobe InDesign CS5.5 test measures knowledge of Adobe InDesign CS5.5. This test is designed for Web Designers, Graphic Artists, or anyone who is involved in online or print media. It is designed for the experienced user, but an average performer in this role should pass this test. This test covers the following topics: Color, Cross Media, Interface, Layout, Managing Objects and Text, Objects, Output, Typography, and Workflow Efficiency.
The Adobe Photoshop CS5 test measures knowledge of Adobe Photoshop CS5. It is designed for the experienced user, but an average performer in this role should pass this test. This test covers the following topics: 3D, Automation, Color, File Management, Interface, Layers, Painting and Drawing, Retouch, Selection, Text, and Web.
The AJAX test measures knowledge of developing webpages using AJAX. Designed for experienced Web developers, programmers, and other IT professionals, this test covers the following topics: Communication, DOM Manipulation, Event Management, Graceful Degradation, Performance, Quality Assurance, Security, Usage, and Visual Elements.
The Android 4.0 Development test measures knowledge of developing for the Android platform, through version 4.0. Designed for experienced developers, an average performer should pass the test. This test covers the following topics: Configuration and Deployment, Extended Capabilities, I/O, Network and Data Storage, Non-Interface Components, Structure and Construction, System and Application Interactions, Tools and Development, and User-Facing Components.
The Apache 2.0 Administration test measures knowledge of the Apache HTTP Server 2.0. Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: Customization, Dynamic Content, Manipulating URL, Modules, Performance Optimization, Securing Web Server, Server Configuration, Setup, Tracking Server Activities, and Virtual Hosts.
The Apple iOS 5 Development test measures knowledge of developing for the iOS platform. Designed for experienced programmers and Developers, this test includes the following topics: Backwards Compatibility, Debugging, Files and Data Storage, Method Communication, Networking, Optimization, Programming and Memory Management, String Handling, Threading, UIScrollViews, and UIViews.
The ASP.NET 4.0 test measures knowledge of programming in the .NET environment. This test is designed for experienced developers.
The AutoCAD 2007 (U.S.) (Interactive) test measures knowledge of designing in two-dimensions using AutoCAD 2007. A few of the items in the test contain drawing files that you must open and manipulate in AutoCAD 2007. Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: 3D Modeling, Annotation, Blocks, Customization, Drawing, Drawing Management, Drawing Setup, Modifying, and Plotting.
This assessment evaluates a candidate's knowledge of general computer terms. It also determines a candidate's ability to manage files, work with a Windows operating system and application software, as well as access the Internet.
The C# 3.0 test measures knowledge of programming in the .NET framework using C# 3.0. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Arrays and Collections, Class Members, Delegates and Events, Exception Handling, Expressions, Grammar and Logic, Reference and Value Types, and Unmanaged and Unsafe Access.
The C# 3.0 Fundamentals test measures knowledge of programming in the .NET framework using C# 3.0. Designed for entry-level programmers, this test covers the following topics: Arrays, Generics, and Collections, Class Members, Delegates and Events, Exception Handling, Expressions, Grammar and Logic, Operators and Overloading, and Reference and Value Types.
The C# 4.0 test measures knowledge of C# 4.0. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Arrays and Collections, Class Members, Delegates and Events, Exception Handling, Expressions, Generics, Grammar and Logic, Reference and Value Types, and Unmanaged Resources and COM.
The C++ test measures knowledge of the object-oriented programming language C++. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Basic Structure and Syntax, C++ Class, C++ Data Types, Class Derivation and Inheritance, Class Member Functions, Exception Handling, Fundamentals of OOD, and OOP.
The C++03 Fundamentals test measures knowledge of programming in C++. Designed for entry-level programmers, this test covers the following topics: Access Checking, Basic Structure, Classes, Declarations, Declarators, Derivation, Exceptions, Expressions, Overloading, Special Member Functions, Standard C++ Library, Statements, and Templates.
The C++11 test measures knowledge of programming in C++11. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Data Types and Structures, I/O, Intrinsic Language Constructs, Memory Management, Object-Oriented Design, Object-Oriented Programming, Programming Construction and Execution, and The Standard Library.
The C Fundamentals test measures knowledge of programming in the C language. Designed for entry-level programmers, this test covers the following topics: Arrays, C Expressions, Compiler Operations, Debugging and Error Handling, Functions, Input/Output, Pointers, and Program Statements.
The Check Point FireWall-1 NG Administration test measures knowledge of designing and maintaining firewalls using Check Point's FireWall-1 application. Designed for experienced Web administrators, this test covers the following topics: Audits, Authentication, Core Concepts, FW-1 Installation/Architecture, FW-1 Management, High Availability, Network Address Translation, Performance Tuning, and Security Policy/Rule Base.
The CICS test measures knowledge of programming using the transaction server, Customer Information Control System (CICS). Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Basic Mapping Support, Data Management, Environment, Management Functions, Program Control, System Management Utilities, Testing and Debugging, and Web Services.
The Cisco Network Design test measures knowledge of installing and configuring an Internet Protocol network using Cisco routers. Designed for experienced engineers, this test covers the following topics: Cisco Network Design Model, Disaster Recovery, Multicast Protocols, Network Addressing Design, Network Equipment Physical Requirements, Network Security, OSI Model, Requirements Gathering Techniques, Routing Protocol Concepts and Design, and Switching and Routing Considerations.
The Cisco Network Support test measures knowledge of maintaining an Internet Protocol network using Cisco routers. Designed for experienced telecom engineers, this test covers the following topics: Hardware Architecture, IOS/Command Line, LAN Switching, OSI Model, Routing Protocols, TCP/IP, Traffic and Device Management, Troubleshooting, and WAN and VoIP Technologies.
The Cisco Networking Concepts test measures knowledge of implementing, maintaining, configuring, securing, and troubleshooting a network using Cisco. Designed for experienced users who have responsibilities in systems and/or networks that use Cisco, this test covers the following topics: IP, LAN Switching, Management and Monitoring, Network Design, Network Security, Network Troubleshooting, Networking Models, and WAN.
The Cisco Router Fundamentals test measures knowledge of Routing Protocols for Cisco Systems. Designed for the basic user, this test includes the following topics: Design Concepts, Network Communications, Network Management and Monitoring, Network Security, Routed Protocols, Routing Protocols, Troubleshooting, and WAN technologies.
The Cisco Security test measures knowledge of computer and network security in a Cisco system. Designed for experienced IT professionals who have network security responsibilities and run a Cisco environment, this test covers the following topics: Appliances, Firewalls, IPS/IDS Management, Secure Network Management, Secure Routing, Security Information, Security Protocols, Security Technologies, and VPN Management.
The Citrix Administration test measures knowledge of administering a system using Citrix WinFrame and MetaFrame. Designed for experienced system administrators, this test covers the following topics: Access Gateway, Access Platform, ICA Clients, License Server, Password Manager, Presentation Server Deployment, Presentation Server Maintenance, Presentation Server Troubleshooting, and Web Interface.
The Common Business Oriented Language I (ANSI 2002) test measures knowledge of programming in COBOL I (ANSI 2002). Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: COBOL Language, DB2 in COBOL, Data Formats and Conversions, Error Codes and Compiler Options, Field Size Restrictions and Limitations, Numbers and Arithmetic, Object-Oriented Features, Perform Statements, Sort Statements, Strings and Substrings, and Tables, Indexes, and Subscripts.
The Common Business Oriented Language II test measures knowledge of programming in COBOL II. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Arithmetic Statements, Character Operations, Data Division, Data Validation and Error Handling, Decision Making, External Code, Input and Output, Internal Tables, Language Elements, and Process Statements.
The COBOL II Fundamentals test measures knowledge of programming in COBOL II. Designed for entry-level programmers, this test covers the following topics: Arithmetic Computations, Character Manipulation, Data Division Basics, File Processing and Reports, Input/Output Basics, Mainframe Environment, Procedure Division Basics, Program Structure, and Table Usage.
The Cognos Development 8 test measures knowledge of implementation and maintenance of Cognos business intelligence development suite version 8. Designed for experienced developers, this test covers the following topics: Framework Manager, Powerplay, Powerplay Web, ReportNet, and Transformer.
The Computer Fundamentals - Win 7 (adaptive) test measures knowledge of using a personal computer. While the test focuses on the skills of using any PC, it uses the Windows 7 platform as its basis. Designed for all computer users, this test covers the following topics: Basic Windows Features, Control Panel, Desktop and Taskbar, Files and Folders, Hardware, Internet, Networking, Office Applications, Performance, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting, and Security.
The Computer Fundamentals - Win XP test measures knowledge of using a personal computer. While the test focuses on the skills of using any PC, it uses the Windows XP platform as its basis. Designed for all computer users, this test covers the following topics: Basic Windows Features, Control Panel, Desktop and Taskbar, Files and Folders, Hardware, Help and Support Center, Networking, Office Applications, Performance and Maintenance, and Troubleshooting.
The Computer Fundamentals - Mac OS X 10.4 test measures knowledge of using a Macintosh computer that runs operating system X 10.4. Designed for all computer users, this test covers the following topics: Applications, Graphics and Printing, Internet and Networking, Maintenance, System Preferences, The Finder, and User Accounts and Security.
The Computer Literacy - Windows 7 test measures knowledge of how to use a computer. Test questions are based on a computer running the Windows 7 operating system in the default mode and default configuration. Designed for entry-level computer users, this test covers the following topics: Applications, Connecting, Input/Output, Internet, Maintenance and Settings, Multimedia, Storage, and Windows.
The Computer Technical Support test measures knowledge of how to set up and maintain a PC. It is designed for IT professionals who are responsible for end-user hardware support. This support could be face-to-face or via a help desk. It is designed for the experienced user, but an average performer in this role should pass this test. This test covers the following topics: Backup and Recovery, Device Support Software, Hardware Components, Hardware Troubleshooting, Network Troubleshooting, New Hardware Installation, Peripheral Troubleshooting, Security, and Biometrics.
The Crystal Reports XI test measures knowledge of implementing and using Crystal Reports XI. Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: Charts and Maps, Database Access, Formatting, Formulas, Groups, Report Distribution and Sharing, Sections, Subreports, and Troubleshooting and Optimizing.
The CSS2 test measures knowledge of coding webpages using CSS2. Designed for experienced coders, this test covers the following topics: Generated Content, Layout, Markup, Media Types, Selectors, Syntax, Text, and Values.
The CSS3 test measures knowledge of coding webpages using CSS3. Designed for experienced coders, this test covers the following topics: Color, Containers, Implementation, Layout, Media, Selectors, Syntax, Transitions and Transforms, and Typography.
The Customer Requirements Analysis test measures knowledge of customer requirements and the software development process. Designed for experienced programmers and analysts, this test covers the following topics: Analysis, Building the System, Data Gathering Methods, Defining the System, Documenting, Problem Analysis, User Needs Analysis, and Validation.
The Data Modeling Concepts test measures knowledge of the most important aspects of data modeling. Designed for both administrators and developers, this test covers the following topics: Attributes and Keys, Entities, Implementation and Model Notations, Normalization, Relationships, and Uses and Benefits.
The Data Warehousing Concepts test measures knowledge of Data Warehousing. Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: Big Data and Data Warehouse Appliance, Business Considerations, Data Transformation, Data Warehousing and Data Marts, Design, Dimensional Data Model, On Line Analytical Processing (OLAP), Querying and Reporting/Data Extraction.
The DB2 Administration test measures knowledge of administering DB2 databases. Designed for experienced administrators, this test covers the following topics: Administration, Data Definition, Overview, Programming, SQL, Tools, Tuning, and Utilities and Commands.
The DB2 Administration (z/OS) test measures knowledge of administering DB2 databases. Designed for experienced administrators, this test covers the following topics: Application Program Features, Data Sharing, Database Design, Environment, Locking and Concurrency, Monitoring and Tuning, Operation and Recovery, SQL, Stored Procedures, Triggers and User-Defined Functions, and Utilities and Commands.
The DB2 Programming test measures knowledge of programming DB2 databases. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Adding/Changing Data, Data Access, Data Definition and Data Types, Error Handling, Locking, Concurrency, and Unit of Work, Multiple Table Access, Performance Considerations, SQL Functions, and Stored Procedures and User-Defined Functions.
The Disaster Recovery and Planning test measures knowledge of recovery techniques in the event of a disaster. Designed for administrators, this test covers the following topics: Asset Management, Backups and Offsite Storage, Communications, Disaster Prevention (Avoidance), Essential Concepts and Terminology, Exposure and Risk Analysis, Planning Fundamentals, Preparation Essentials, Recovery/Interim Restoration, and Relocation to Primary Site/Final Restoration.
The Dreamweaver CS3 test measures knowledge of developing websites using Macromedia's Dreamweaver CS3 software. Designed for experienced designers, this test includes the following topics: Application Development, Cascading Style Sheets, Layout, Media, Online Resources, Page Authoring, Standards, and Workspace.
The Embedded Systems Concepts test measures knowledge of the core concepts involved in working with embedded systems. Designed for all professionals involved with embedded systems, this test covers the following topics: Debugging, Hardware Design, Interrupts, Software Architecture, Software Design, System Design, System Resources, and Validation.
The ERP Concepts (U.S.) test measures knowledge of the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) business management system and methodology. Designed for experienced planning professionals, this test covers the following topics: Change Management, Enterprise Integration, Enterprise Management, ERP Selection, and Implementation.
The Firewall Administration Concepts test measures knowledge of designing and maintaining firewalls. Designed for experienced network administrators, this test covers the following topics: Audits, Core Technologies, Internals, Maintenance, Network Address Translation (NAT), Optimization, Piercing, Policies, Security Vulnerabilities, and Types.
The Flash CS3 test measures knowledge of developing graphics presentations using Flash CS3. Designed for experienced developers, this test covers the following topics: Action Script 3.0, Animation and Tweening, Flash Interface, Publishing, Runtime Environment, Sound and Video, Symbols and Library, and Text.
The Hibernate 3.x test measures knowledge and ability to use Hibernate 3.x in a software development environment. It is designed for the experienced user, but an average performer in this role should pass this test. This test includes the following topics: Configuration and Integration, Criteria API, Hibernate Objects, Hibernate Query Language (HQL), Interceptors and Events, Object/Relational Mapping, Performance Improvement, Relationships and Inheritance, Transactions and Concurrency.
The HTML 4.0 test measures knowledge of coding webpages using HTML 4.0. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Advanced HTML, Components, Forms, Frames, Images, Links, Structures, and Text.
The HyperText Markup Language (HTML) 5 test measures knowledge of coding webpages using HTML5. Designed for experienced coders, this test covers the following topics: Application APIs, Data Elements, Document Styling, Multimedia Elements, Page Structure, Resource Handling, Tags, and User Interactions.
The Informatica PowerMart/PowerCenter 6.2.1 test measures knowledge of developing using Informatica 6.2.1. Designed for experienced developers, this test covers the following topics: Advanced Features and Functions, Designer, Environment Configuration, Mapping Designer, Performance, Repository Manager Tasks, Features, and Functions, Setup and Installation, Source Analysis, Warehouse Designer, and Workflow Administration Tasks.
The Information Technology Security Fundamentals test measures knowledge of basic information security concepts, skills, and best practices. Designed for system administrators and foundation-level security professionals, the test covers the following topics: Application Security, Architecture Security, Common Security Services, Data Security, Infrastructure Security, Network Security, Operating System Security and Threats and Countermeasures.
The Information Technology Terminology test measures knowledge of the terms associated with the IT industry. Designed for all IT professionals, this test covers the following topics: Data Communications, Data Security, Data Storage Standards and Practices, Internet and WWW Standards and Practices, IT Management, Network Topology, Operating Systems Standards and Practices, PC Hardware, and Portable Storage.
The Internet Research Techniques and Resources (U.S.) test measures knowledge of finding and evaluating information on the Internet. Designed for all professionals, this test covers the following topics: Browsers, Consumer Information, Government Sites, Health and Medical, Internet Forums, Language Tools, Libraries, Maps and Atlases, People Search, Research Methodology, and Search Engines.
The Internet Security Concepts test measures knowledge of secure operations over the Internet through various protocols. Designed for experienced network administrators, this test covers the following topics: Communications, Electronic Mail, Encryption, Identity and Access Management, Malicious Programs, Network Devices and Services, Security Management, Threats, and World Wide Web.
The Internet Technology Fundamentals test measures knowledge of the essential key concepts of the Internet, Extranet, and Intranet. Designed for experienced technical professionals, this test covers the following topics: Client Description/Configuration, E-Commerce Technology, Fundamental Concepts, Groups and Lists, Internet Terminology/Standards, Messaging, Networking and Infrastructure, Programming and Development, Security, Security Issues and SSL, Server Configuration/Technologies, and Troubleshooting.
The IP Routing & Switching test measures knowledge of the protocols and concepts used by routers and switches that employ Internet protocol. Designed for experienced WAN engineers, this test covers the following topics: Advanced Routing Topics, General Knowledge, IP Addressing, IP Multicast, IP Routing Protocols, and Layer 2 Switching.
The ITIL Concepts test measures knowledge of Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL). Designed for individuals who have taken a foundation level course or worked in an environment that employs ITIL practices, this test covers the following topics: Availability Management, Capacity Management, Change Management, Configuration Management, Financial Management for IT Services, IT Service Continuity Management, Incident Management and Service Desk, Problem Management, Release Management, and Service Level Management.
The Java - EJB 3.0 test measures knowledge of programming using Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) 3.0. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Architecture, Deployment and Integration, Design and Development, Entities and Java Persistence API, Message-Driven Beans, Security, Session Beans, and Transactions.
The Java - Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) 3.0 Fundamentals test measures knowledge of programming using Java’s Enterprise Java beans specifications version 3.0. Designed for entry level Java developers and software engineers, this test includes the following topics: Architecture, Deployment and Integration, Design and Development, Enhancements, Entities and Java Persistence API, Message-Driven Beans, Security, Session Beans, and Transactions.
The Java 2 test measures knowledge of using the Java 2.0 programming language to develop, compile, debug, and run Java applications and applets. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Applets, Database Programming, Enterprise Features, Exceptions, Fundamentals, Graphics Programming, Input Method Framework, Java Beans, Java IDL, JDBC, Language Fundamentals, Networking, Programming, Reference Objects, Java RMI/CORBA, Security, Standard Packages, and Threads. This test covers J2SE 1.2 and 1.3.
The Java 2 - GUI test measures knowledge of developing Graphical User Interfaces using Java 2. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Advanced, Intermediate, and Beginning GUI, Jtree, Event Handling, Graphics/Images, and Layout Managers. This test covers J2SE 1.2 and 1.3.
The Java 2 - Non-GUI test measures knowledge of developing back-end applications using Java 2. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Fundamentals, Internationalization, Native Methods, Networking, Object Orientation, Object Persistence, Optimizing Code, Security Application, and Threads. This test covers J2SE 1.2 and 1.3.
The Java 2 - Non-GUI test measures knowledge of developing back-end applications using Java 2. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Fundamentals, Internationalization, Native Methods, Networking, Object Orientation, Object Persistence, Optimizing Code, Security Application, and Threads. This test covers J2SE 1.2 and 1.3.
The Java 2 Fundamentals test measures knowledge of programming in Java 2. Designed for entry-level programmers, this test covers the following topics: Common Packages, Data Manipulation, Flow of Control, Java Basics, OO Basics in Java and Java Fundamentals, Runtime, and Threads. This test covers J2SE 1.2 and 1.3.
The Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE) test measures knowledge of the J2EE architecture. Designed for Java programmers and architects, this test covers the following topics: Distributed Computing Application Development, Enterprise Java Beans (EJB 2.0), J2EE 1.3.1 Architecture, J2EE Clients, Java Naming and Directory Advanced Interface (JNDI 1.2.1), JavaMail 1.2, JDBC 2.0, and XML.
The Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE) 1.4 test measures knowledge of the J2EE 1.4 architecture. Designed for experienced Java programmers and architects, this test covers the following topics: Business Component Development, J2EE 1.4 Architecture, J2EE Clients, JAXP 1.2, JDBC 3.0, JMS 1.1, Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI 1.2.1), JavaMail 1.3, and Web Service Development.
The Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE) 1.4 Fundamentals test measures knowledge of basic J2EE 1.4 Fundamentals. Designed for entry-level users, this test covers the following topics: Business Component Development, J2EE 1.4 Architecture, JAX 1.2, JDBC 3.0, Supporting API, Web Component Development, and Web Service Development.
This Java 6 test measures knowledge of Java Language Version 6. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Class Definition, Core Libraries, Integration Libraries, Practical Software Engineering, Support Libraries, Syntax, Tools, Virtual Machine, and Visual Libraries. This test covers J2SE 1.2 through Java 6.
The Java 6 Fundamentals test measures knowledge of Java Language Version 6. Designed for entry-level programmers, this test covers the following topics: Class Definition, Core Libraries, Integration Libraries, Practical Software Engineering, Support Libraries, Syntax, Tools, and Virtual Machine.
The Java Platform Enterprise Edition 5 (Java EE 5) test measures knowledge of the Java EE 5 architecture. Designed for Java programmers and architects, this test covers the following topics: Architecture, Enterprise Application Technology, Java API for XML Processing, Java Database Connectivity 3.0, Java Message Service, Java Naming and Directory Interface, Web Application Technology, and Web Services.
The Java Platform Enterprise Edition 6 (Java EE 6) test measures knowledge of the Java EE 6 architecture. Designed for Java programmers and architects, this test covers the following topics: Advanced Webapp Technology, Component Technology, Database Access, JEE Application Architecture, JSP Extensions, Other Commonly-Used APIs, Resource Management, Web Services, and Webapp Control and View Technologies.
The Java Server Pages (JSP 2.1) test measures knowledge of programming JSPs. Designed for experienced Web programmers and designers, this test covers the following topics: Core JSP Syntax, Expression Language, JSTL Usage, Page Development, Servlets and Java Beans, Web Application Development, and Web Container Provisions.
The JavaScript 1.5 test measures knowledge of programming using JavaScript 1.5. Designed for experienced developers, this test covers the following topics: Basic JavaScript, Core Objects, Events and Event Handling, Flow Control, Functions, General JavaScript, Objects, Regular Expressions, and Working with HTML.
The JavaScript 1.5 Fundamentals test measures knowledge of programming using JavaScript 1.5. Designed for entry-level developers, this test covers the following topics: Basic JavaScript, Core Objects, Events and Event Handling, Flow Control, Functions, General JavaScript, Regular Expressions, and Working with HTML.
The JavaScript 1.8 test measures knowledge of programming using JavaScript 1.8. Designed for experienced developers, this test covers the following topics: Advanced Techniques, AJAX, Built-in Global Functions, Classes and Objects, Common Design Patterns, Core Features, DOM, General Knowledge, and Intrinsic Objects.
The JCL test measures knowledge of programming using Job Control Language (JCL). Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Basic Formatting, Data Management, Input/Output, JES2/JES3 Control Statements, Parameters, Statements, Troubleshooting, and Utilities.
The LAN/WAN Communications test measures knowledge of LAN/WAN protocols and architecture. Designed for experienced network administrators, this test covers the following topics: AppleTalk, Bandwidth Management, Bridging vs. Routing, IP Addressing, IPX Addressing, OSI Model, Routing Protocols, Troubleshooting, and WAN Types and Topologies.
The Linux Administration (General) test measures knowledge of the key issues and concepts of administering in a Linux environment. This is our core Linux Administration test and is focused on the general aspects of Linux that span all Linux variations. Designed for experienced system administrators, this test covers the following topics: Application Management, Configuration and Administration, Installation, Kernel Customization, Networking, Performance and Accounting, Security, and System Monitoring.
The Linux Administration (Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5) test measures knowledge of Linux Administration (RHEL5). Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: Booting, Disks, Volumes, and Filesystems, General Upkeep, Host Based Security, Networking, Package Management, Scripting, and Services and Software Management.
The Linux Programming (General) test measures knowledge of programming in a Linux environment. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: AutoConf/AutoMake, Makefiles, C Programming, C++, Debugging Programs, Linux Programming Concepts, Platform Independence, Revision Control, RPC/CORBA, and X Programming.
The LoadRunner 7.x test measures knowledge of the Mercury Interactive LoadRunner 7.x software. Designed for experienced technical managers and engineers, this test covers the following topics: C Language Functions, Controller - Key Topics, LoadRunner Architecture, Monitoring Scenario, Plan Load Test, Results Analysis, Supported Technologies, and VuGen Functionality.
The Macintosh OS X 10.4 Desktop Administration test measures knowledge of administering a desktop computer running the Macintosh OS X 10.4 operating system. Designed for experienced system administrators, this test covers the following topics: Bundled Software, Finder, Mac OS X Installation, Mac OS X Support, Networking, Resource Management, Security, System Preferences, and User Account Management.
Microsoft Excel 2007 is the spreadsheet component of the Microsoft Office 2007 suite. The Excel 2007 assessment evaluates the candidate's experience in sorting and filtering data, entering basic formulas, modifying cell formatting and content, inserting and labeling charts, using templates, saving workbooks for earlier versions of Excel, viewing and printing workbooks, managing workbooks and worksheets, adding headers, footers and page breaks, creating and labeling charts and pivot tables, using conditional formatting and conditional statements, setting a print area, configuring worksheet protection settings, creating hyperlinks, and importing data.
Microsoft Excel 2010 is the spreadsheet component of the Microsoft Office 2010 suite. The Microsoft Excel 2010 simulation evaluates the candidate's experience in sorting and filtering data, creating and applying functions and formulas, modifying cell formatting and content, viewing and printing workbooks, managing workbooks and worksheets, adding headers, footers and page breaks, creating and labeling charts and pivot tables, using conditional formatting and conditional statements, setting a print area, configuring worksheet protection settings, securing and sharing workbooks, utilizing various data tools, and presenting data in different visual models.
Microsoft Excel 2010 is the spreadsheet component of the Microsoft Office 2010 suite. The Microsoft Excel 2010 – Essentials simulation evaluates the candidate's experience in sorting and filtering data, creating and applying simple functions and formulas, modifying cell formatting and content, viewing and printing workbooks, managing workbooks and worksheets, adding headers, footers and page breaks, creating and labeling charts and pivot tables, setting a print area, securing and sharing workbooks, and presenting data in different visual models. The Essentials version consists of the 20 most important and frequently performed tasks. All questions are written at an 8th grade reading level.
The Microsoft Excel 2010 (adaptive) test measures knowledge of Excel 2010. Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: Advanced User Features, Functions and Analytical Tools, Multiple Worksheets, Printing and Views, Privacy and Security, Tables and Graphics, Workbook and Worksheet Features, and Worksheet Formatting.
The Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Administration test measures ability to administer Microsoft's Exchange 2007 groupware software. Designed for experienced network administrators, this test includes the following topics: Storage Administration; Installation; Client Access Servers Management; Recipient Management; Public Folders; Security and Unified Messaging.
The Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 (adaptive) test measures knowledge of Microsoft PowerPoint 2010. Designed for experienced users, this test includes the following topics: Animation and Slideshows, Content, Interface, Objects, Presentation Management and Delivery, Presentations and Files, Proof and Review, Slide Setup and Preparation.
The Microsoft Security test measures knowledge of various aspects of security including networks, operating systems, security control concepts, servers, and client computers. Designed for experienced administrators, this test covers the following topics: Networks, Operating Systems, Patch Management, Security Best Practices, Security Controls, Security Incidents, Security Tools, and Servers.
The Microsoft SharePoint 2007 (MOSS) Administration test measures knowledge of Microsoft SharePoint 2007 (MOSS) Administration. Designed for experienced administrators, this test covers the following topics: Application Management, Customization, Deployment, Information Management, Office Integration, Operations Management, Search Configuration, Security, SharePoint Architecture, and Site Management.
The Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Administration test measures knowledge of administering Structured Query Language (SQL) Server 2008 databases. Designed for experienced administrators, this test covers the following topics: Administrative Tools and Utilities, Architecture, Backup and Restore, High Availability Functions, Index Management, Replication, Security, and Troubleshooting.
The Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Programming test measures knowledge of Microsoft Structure Query Language (SQL) Server 2008 Programming. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Architecture, Beyond Relational, Data Modification, Database Design, Performance and Optimization, SQL Queries, Tools, Transact-SQL, Triggers, and User-Defined Functions.
The Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Programming test measures knowledge of Microsoft Structure Query Language (SQL) Server 2012 Programming. Designed for experienced database programmers, but an average performer in this role should pass this test. This test covers the following topics: Beyond Relational, Control Flow, Data Types and NULL, Database Design, Developer Tools, Modifying Data, Running Queries, and Writing Queries.
The Microsoft Windows 2008 Active Directory test measures knowledge of Microsoft Windows 2008 Active Directory. Designed for experienced system engineers and administrators, but an average performer in this role should pass this test. This test includes the following topics: Backup and Recovery, Core Technologies, Design, Group Policy, Install and Configure, Management, Security, and Troubleshooting.
The Microsoft Windows 7 Desktop Administration test measures knowledge of administering a desktop computer running the different Microsoft Windows 7 versions. Designed for experienced system administrators, this test covers the following topics: Advanced Administrative Tools, Desktop Management, Group Policy Configuration, Installation, Internet and Networking, Performance Information and Tools, Security, System Applications, System Configuration, and System Management.
The Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Administration test measures knowledge of administering a server running Microsoft Windows Server 2008 operating system. Designed for experienced network administrators, this test covers the following topics: Active Directory, Configuration and Management, Design and Installation, Networking, Providing Network Services, Security, Sharing Resources, Storage and Troubleshooting.
The Microsoft Windows 7 Desktop Administration test measures knowledge of administering a desktop computer running the different Microsoft Windows 7 versions. Designed for experienced system administrators, this test covers the following topics: Advanced Administrative Tools, Desktop Management, Group Policy Configuration, Installation, Internet and Networking, Performance Information and Tools, Security, System Applications, System Configuration, and System Management.
The Microsoft Windows XP Desktop Administration test measures knowledge of administering a desktop computer running Microsoft Windows XP. Designed for experienced system administrators, this test covers the following topics: Control Panel, Desktop, File Systems, Installation, Internet, Management, Networking, Security, System Maintenance and Optimization, and Troubleshooting.
This assessment evaluates the candidate's Word 2003 experience in organizing and formatting tables, creating paragraphs, fonts styles, AutoText entries, bulleted and numbered lists, and envelopes and labels. It also assesses skills in formatting and managing documents, using templates, print settings, spelling and grammar tools, creating content with clipart, graphics, charts and symbols, and using document reviewing features to share information with other users.
This assessment contains only basic and intermediate Microsoft Word 2003 questions. This assessment evaluates the candidate's experience in organizing and formatting tables, paragraphs, fonts styles, AutoText entries, bulleted and numbered lists, envelopes and labels, and formatting and managing documents. The assessment also covers using templates, print settings, spelling and grammar tools, creating content with clipart, graphics, charts and symbols, and using document reviewing features to share information with other users.
Microsoft Word 2007 is the word processing component of the Microsoft Office 2007 suite. The Word 2007 assessment evaluates the candidate's experience in using templates to create new documents, saving, printing, and viewing documents, creating and formatting tables, paragraphs, fonts styles, graphics, and bulleted and numbered lists, modifying page layout options including footers, margins, and pagination, using mail merge features to create documents for mass mailings, using Quick Parts and Building Blocks, modifying graphics and SmartArt, using document properties to organize content, and preparing documents for distribution using inspection tools to remove unwanted personal and hidden content.
The Microsoft Word 2007– Essentials assessment evaluates the candidate's experience in using templates to create new documents, saving documents for previous versions of Word users, printing and viewing documents, creating and formatting tables, paragraphs, fonts styles, graphics, and bulleted and numbered lists, modifying page layout options including footers, margins, and pagination, and using mail merge features to create documents for mass mailings.. The Essentials test utilizes a simulation format and consists of the 20 most important, most frequently performed tasks. For more information, please contact your account manager.
The MySQL 5.6 Administration test measures knowledge of MySQL 5.6 Administration. Designed for experienced administrators, this test covers the following topics: Data Manipulation, Data Types, Database Changes, Disaster Recovery and Backup, Installation and Configuration, Modifiers, Performance Tuning, Security, Security Administration, and Storage Engines and Tables.
The Network Monitoring test measures knowledge of the core aspects of monitoring and troubleshooting networks. Designed for experienced network administrators, this test covers the following topics: Architecture and Terminology, Other Monitoring and Troubleshooting Tools, RMON Background, Components, and Commands, SNMP Background, Components, and Commands, System Design and Implementation, and Using SNMP and RMON Tools
The Network Security test measures knowledge of the technical issues involved in maintaining network security. Designed for experienced network administrators, this test covers the following topics: Access Control, Cryptography, Infrastructure, Security Policy and Procedures, System Management, Threats, and Tools.
The Network Technical Support test measures knowledge of Network Technical Support. It is designed for IT professionals who are responsible for the setup, configuration and maintenance of a network and those responsible for end user network support. This support could be face to face or via a help desk. The test covers the following topics: End User Support, Network Design, Network Health, Network Security, Switching and Routing, WAN Support, Wired LAN Support, and Wireless LAN Support.
The Networking Concepts test measures knowledge of the core aspects of local area networks. Designed for experienced network administrators, this test covers the following topics: Administration, Configuration Troubleshooting, Connectivity Troubleshooting, Design, LAN and WAN Technologies, Network Devices, Network Standards, Protocol Stacks, and Routing Protocols.
The OO Concepts test measures knowledge of the most important aspects of object-oriented programming. Designed for programmers, this test covers the following topics: Class Design, Code Lifecycle, Design Practices, Distinctive Characteristics, Object Instances, Relationships, and System Architecture.
The OO Design Patterns test measures knowledge of working with and employing design patterns. Designed for experienced object-oriented programmers, this test covers the following topics: Distributed and Persistence Patterns, Fundamental Architectural Patterns, GoF Patterns, and Language Specific Patterns.
The Oracle 10g Administration test measures knowledge of administering Oracle 10g databases. Designed for experienced Oracle database administrators, data modelers, and data architects, this test covers the following topics:10g Enhancements Administration, Architecture, Backup and Recovery, High Availability, Managing Objects, Monitoring, Networking, Security, and Tuning.
The Oracle 11g Administration test measures knowledge of administering Oracle databases. Designed for experienced database administrators, data modelers and data architects. An average performer in this role should pass this test. This test includes the following topics: Administration, Architecture, Backup and Recovery, High Availability, Managing Objects, Monitoring, Networking, Security, and Tuning.
The Oracle Financials Rel 11 test measures knowledge of the Oracle Financials family of applications that automates and streamlines all financial business processes. Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: Assets Fundamentals, Basic Journal Entries, Consolidation and Advanced Assets Functionality, Financial Management Setup, General Knowledge, Applied Technology, Multiple-Currencies Accounting, Oracle Applications Integration, Order Fulfillment, and Procurement.
The Oracle Forms 10g test measures knowledge of database development using Oracle Forms 10g. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Data Blocks, Forms Environment, Forms Processing, Input Items, Java, LOVs, Record Groups and Editors, Multi-Form, Non Input Items, PL/SQL, Reusable and Flexible Code and Objects, Windows and Canvases.
The Oracle PL/SQL test measures knowledge of database development using Oracle PL/SQL. This test is based on knowledge through Oracle 11g. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Architecture, Built-in Packages, DML and Transaction Management, Debugging, Exception Handling, Language Elements, Subprograms, Tuning, Utilities.
The Oracle PL/SQL Fundamentals test measures knowledge of database development using Oracle PL/SQL. This is based on knowledge through Oracle 11g. Designed for entry level programmers, this test focuses on the topics used daily by most professionals and does not include some of the advanced topics found in the Oracle PL/SQL test. The test includes the following topics: Data Manipulation Language, Database Management, Exceptions And Debugging, Language Elements, Packages, Performance And Tuning, Subprograms, and Transactions.
The OS/400 test measures knowledge of working within OS/400, IBM's AS/400 operating system. Designed for experienced AS/400 users, this test covers the following topics: Communications, Data, Devices, IPL/MI, Jobs, Messages, Performance/Maintenance, Printing, and Security.
The Perl 5.12 test measures knowledge of programming in Practical Extraction and Reporting Language. Designed for experienced programmers, the test covers the following topics: Best Practices, Data Structures, Functions and Subroutines, Inputs and Output, Modules, Object Oriented Perl, Operators, Regular Expressions, Statements, Variables.
The Perl 5.8 test measures knowledge of programming in Practical Extraction Reporting Language (PERL) 5.8. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Data Manipulation, Data Structures, Input/Output, Modules, Object-Oriented Programming, Programming Methodologies, Statements, Subroutines, and Variables.
The PHP 5.3 test measures knowledge of scripting in PHP Hypertext Preprocessor 5.3. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Communication Functions, Databases, General Functions, HTML, Language Functions, Language Structure, Object-Oriented PHP.
The PHP 5.4 test measures knowledge of scripting in PHP Hypertext Preprocessor 5.4. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Application Security, Communication Functions, Databases, General Functions, Language Functions, Language Structure, Object Oriented Programming, and XHTML Integration.
The PowerBuilder 9.0 test measures knowledge of programming using PowerBuilder 9.0. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Component and Internet Development, DataWindow Painter, DataWindow Techniques, Deployment Options, IDE Features, Object-Oriented Concepts, Objects and Controls, PowerScript, and SQL and Relational Databases.
The Programming Concepts test measures knowledge of the core aspects of computer science programming that is valid across programming languages. Designed for all programmers, this test covers the following topics: Algorithms, Complex Data Types, Data Access, Productivity and Quality, Program Flow, Program Structure, Programming Paradigms, User Interface, Variables, Data Types, and Operators.
The Project Management (2008) test measures knowledge of how to manage projects to ensure that objectives are completed on time and within budget. Designed for all professionals, this test covers the following topics: Project Characteristics, Project Communications, Project Control, Project Costs, Project Management Concepts, Project Personnel, Project Planning, Project Quality Management, Project Risk Management, and Project Schedule.
The Project Management (2013) test measures knowledge of how to manage projects to ensure that objectives are completed on time and within budget. The test is based on Project Management Institute's (PMI's), Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) Fifth Edition methodology. Designed for all professionals, this test covers the following topics: Project Communications Management, Project Cost Management, Project Human Resource Management, Project Management Characteristics, Project Management Methodologies, Project Procurement Management, Project Quality Management, Project Risk Management, Project Scope Management, Project Stakeholder Management, and Project Time Management.
The Python 2.4 test measures knowledge of programming using Python 2.4. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Built-in Features, Classes, Functions, Language, Logical and Physical Organization, and Standard Library.
The Relational Database Management System Concepts test measures knowledge of the most important aspects of RDBMS. Designed for both programmers and administrators, the test covers the following topics: Data Modeling, Managing Databases and Enterprises, Normalization, Physical Database Design, Relational Data Model, SQL Application Development, SQL Query Development, Troubleshooting Existing Applications
The Report Program Generator IV test measures knowledge of programming using RPG IV. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Arrays, Data Types and Formats, Error Handling, Form Specifications, Indicators, Headers and Output, Operation Codes, Procedures and Sub-Procedures, Programming, and Special Functions.
The SAP Basis Administration test measures knowledge of SAP Basis Administration. Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: Backup and Recovery, Batch Processing, CCMS, Change Management, Client, Security, Software Components, and WEBAS Installation.
The SAS 8.2 (Base) test measures knowledge of the base package of SAS 8.2. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Data Aggregation and Reshaping, Data Step Programming Logic, Data Types and Transformation, External Files I/O, Grouped Data and BY-Processing Logic, Reports, SAS Data Set Combination and Modification, SAS Program Organization, Single SAS Data Set Input, and Table Look-Up.
The SEI Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) test measures knowledge of SEI CMMI. Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: Implementation, Process Areas for Level 2: Managed, Process Areas for Level 3: Defined, Process Areas for Level 4 and Level 5, Process Components and Overviewing, Relationships Among Process Areas, and Structure.
The Server Administration test measures ability to administer a server using any platform. Designed for experienced administrators, this test covers the following topics: Design, Build, and Deploy, Disaster Recovery, Hardware, Management Process, Network, Security, Troubleshooting and Optimization, and Users and Resources.
The SOAP test measures knowledge of programming and working with Web services using SOAP. Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: Attachments, Encodings, Error Handling, Messaging, SOAP Concepts, SOAP Framework, SOAP Special Features, Web Services, and XML. This test is based on SOAP 1.1 W3C.
The Software Business Analysis test measures ability to acquire and understand business requirements for an IT project, develop technical assets in support of that project, and execute such a project in an optimal strategic manner. Designed for senior-level technical professionals, this test covers the following topics: Business Process, Diagramming and Modeling, Documentation, Joint Application Development, Methodologies and Tools, Project Development, Requirements Gathering, System Design, and User Interface.
The Software Configuration Management test measures knowledge of how to practice the principles of configuration management during large software projects and when performing enhancements and maintenance on a continuous basis. Designed for experienced configuration managers, this test covers the following topics: CM Basics, CM Data, CM Planning, Configuration Audits, Configuration Control, Configuration Identification, Configuration Status Accounting, Defect Tracking, and General Knowledge.
The Software Quality Assurance test measures knowledge of maintaining software quality throughout the development lifecycle. Designed for individuals working in software quality control or software development, this test covers the following topics: Audits and Reviews, Defects and Bugs, Implementation, Measurements, Metrics and Standards, Overview, Personnel and Tools, Processes, and Software Testing.
The Software Testing test measures knowledge of testing software. Designed for experienced software testers, this test covers the following topics: Dynamic Techniques, Fundamentals, Levels, Management, Monitoring, and Types.
The Spring 2.5 test measures knowledge of the Spring 2.5 Framework in a software development environment. Designed for experienced developers and programmers. The following areas are covered: Application Context, Aspect Oriented Programming, Bean Lifecycle, Database Access, Database Transactions, Dependency Injection, Inversion of Control, Testing, Web MVC.
The SQL (ANSI) test measures knowledge of SQL (ANSI). Designed for experienced users, this test covers the following topics: Aggregates and Sets, Complex Queries, Data Modification, DDL and DCL, Multi-Table Queries, Queries, SQL/PSM, Subqueries, Transaction Control, and Tuning and Debugging.
The SQL (ANSI) Fundamentals test measures knowledge of database queries using ANSI SQL. Designed for entry-level database programmers and administrators, this test covers the following topics: Grouping and Totaling, Relational Database and SQL Basics, SQL Data Definition (DDL), SQL Data Modification, SQL Queries, and Using SQL DML.
The Storage Area Networks (SAN) Concepts test measures knowledge of implementing, maintaining, and architecting storage area networks. Designed for experienced system administrators, storage administrators, and system architects/engineers who are responsible for storage of information data, this test covers the following topics: Clusters, Data Transports, Disaster Recovery, Management, Network Considerations, Replication, Security, and Troubleshooting.
The Struts 1.2 test measures knowledge of programming in the Struts environment. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: ActionForm, ActionForward, ActionMapping, ActionServlet Extensions, Actions, Architecture, Configuration, Localization, Tags, and Validation.
The Systems Analysis test measures knowledge of translating user requirements into optimal architecture. Designed for experienced systems analysts, this test covers the following topics: Fundamental Systems Analysis Skills, Implementation and Support, Systems Analysis Tasks, Systems Design Tasks, and Technical Methods for Specifying Requirements.
The TCP/IP Administration test measures knowledge of administering a network using the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Designed for experienced Network Administrators, this test covers the following topics: DHCP/BOOTP, DNS, General Knowledge, IP Addressing, IP Security, IPv6, Routing, Subnetting, TCP/IP Standards, TCP/IP Suite, Troubleshooting, and WINS.
The Technical Help Desk test measures knowledge of core end-user problems using common office software and hardware. Designed for experienced help desk professionals, this test covers the following topics: Computer Systems, Configuring PC Peripherals, Hardware, Help Desk Operations, Networking, PC and System Terminology, Security, Software, Troubleshooting Process, and User Problems.
The Technical Help Desk (Microsoft) test measures knowledge of troubleshooting core end-user problems using common office software in the Windows platform. Designed for experienced help desk professionals, this test covers the following topics: Hardware, Help Desk Operations, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Office, Networking and Connectivity, Operating Systems, PC Peripherals, Software, and System Security and Maintenance.
The Unified Modeling Language (UML) test measures knowledge of Unified Modeling Language (UML). Designed for experienced IT professionals, this test covers the following topics: Architectural Modeling, Behavioral Modeling, Class Diagrams, Structural Modeling, and Use Cases.
The UNIX Administration (General) test measures knowledge of the key issues and concepts in administering an UNIX environment. This test is focused on the general aspects of UNIX that span all UNIX variations. Designed for experienced system administrators or any IT professional whose role requires knowledge of UNIX, this test covers the following topics: Commands and Tools, File Systems, Health Monitoring, Network Services, Networking, Performance Tuning, Processes, Shells and Shell Scripting, Startup and Tuning, and User Management.
The UNIX Administration (Solaris 10) test measures knowledge of Sun's Solaris implementation of UNIX. Designed for experienced administrators, this test covers the following topics: Automation, Debug Tools and Methods, Files and Filesystems, Network, Network Services, Packages and Patches, Performance and Capacity, Process Control and Life Cycle, Security, and Virtualization.
The UNIX Korn Shell Scripting test measures knowledge of Korn Shell Scripting. Designed for scripting professionals, this test covers the following topics: Built-in Script Commands, Command-Line Editing, Flow Control, Functions, Integer Variables and Arithmetic, Korn Shell Basics, Script Creation and Execution, Script Debugging, Script I/O, Script Variables, and Shell Initialization.
The UNIX Programming (General) test measures knowledge of programming in a UNIX environment. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Design, Compile, and Profile Code, Files and Directories, I/O, Interprocess Communication, Language Concepts, Process Control, and Process Relationships.
The VBScript 5.5 test measures knowledge of programming using VBScript 5.5. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Objects, Operators, Principles of VBScript Functions/Statements, Program Structure, and Script Engine.
The Visual Basic 2008 test measures knowledge of programming with VB using the VB 2008 framework. Designed for experienced programmers, this test includes the following topics: .NET Framework, Application Development, Classes and Objects, Data Access, Language Core, Methods and Handlers, and Security.
The Visual Basic 2008 Fundamentals test measures knowledge of programming using the VB 2008 framework. Designed for entry-level programmers, this test covers the following topics: Application Development and Implementation, Data Access, Data Types and Structures, Functions and Modules, Language Operations, Objects and Namespaces, Program Control Structures, and User Interface.
The Visual Basic 6.0 test measures knowledge of the event-driven programming language and associated development environment, Visual Basic 6.0. Designed for experienced programmers. this test covers the following topics: Basics, Controls, Data Access, Data Types, Interfacing with Windows, and Program Development.
The Visual Basic 6.0 Fundamentals test measures knowledge of programming in Visual Basic 6.0. Designed for entry-level programmers, this test covers the following topics: Application Design, Common Windows Objects, IDE Tools, Object-Oriented Coding, Primary Language Features, User-Defined Procedures, and User Interface Objects.
The Visual C++ test measures knowledge of programming using Visual C++. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: ActiveX Controls, General C++ Language, General Visual C++, General Windows Programming, MFC, OLE/COM, and Visual C++ IDE.
The Web Design Concepts test measures knowledge of the core areas of web design. Designed for experienced web designers, this test includes the following topics: Accessibility, CSS Knowledge, Design Process, HTML Knowledge, JavaScript, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Web Analytics, Web Usability, and World Wide Web (WWW) Knowledge.
The Web Development Concepts test measures knowledge of the core areas common to all web development whether it be client-side or server-side. Designed for experienced web developers, this test includes the following topics: Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), HTML, Internet Knowledge, JavaScript, Programming, Web Design, XML, Web Services, and RSS.
The Web Server Administration test measures knowledge of the key issues and concepts in administering a Web server. Designed for Web administrators, this test covers the following topics: Connectivity Issues, Data Integrity, General Knowledge, Monitoring, Planning, Protocols, Resource Access, Server Optimization, Server Security, and Troubleshooting.
The Web Services Concepts test measures knowledge of Web Services. Designed for experienced Web architects, software engineers, and application developers, this test covers the following topics: Application Design, Application Implementation, Architecture, Major Frameworks, Protocol/API Groups, Roles, Service Description and Discovery Layers, and Transport and XML Messaging Layers.
The WebSphere MQ test measures knowledge of WebSphere MQ. Designed for application engineers, architects, and programmers, this test covers the following topics: Administration, Application Programming, Commands, Intercommunication and Queue Manager Clusters, MQSeries Concepts, and Planning and Installation.
The XHTML 1.1 test measures knowledge of coding webpages using XHTML. Designed for experienced Web developers, this test covers the following topics: Cascading Style Sheets, Forms, Miscellaneous XHTML Issues, Modularization, Multimedia and Objects, Tables, and XML Compliance.
The XML test measures knowledge of the Extensible Markup Language (XML). Designed for experienced coders, this test covers the following topics: Combining Technologies, DTDs and Schemas, Emerging or Future Technologies, General Knowledge and XML Contacts, Stylesheets, X-Link, XML Namespaces, XML Software, and XML Specifications
