Our Agile Analysis and Design test focuses on a wide range of agile principles and how they apply to the analysis and design phase of a project. Topics include agile methodologies (XP, scrum, kanban) and other agile topics such as product backlogs, sprints, and user stories.

Our Agile Analysis and Design test focuses on a wide range of agile principles and how they apply to the analysis and design phase of a project. Topics include agile methodologies (XP, scrum, kanban) and other agile topics such as product backlogs, sprints, and user stories.

Our Agile Concepts test focuses on a wide range of agile principles and how they apply to an agile project. Topics cover a broad range of agile concepts based on the agile manifesto and include estimation, design, and implementation strategies.

Our Agile Concepts test focuses on a wide range of agile principles and how they apply to an agile project. Topics cover a broad range of agile concepts based on the agile manifesto and include estimation, design, and implementation strategies.

Our Agile Estimation test focuses on a wide range of agile principles and how they apply to the estimation phase of an agile project. Topics include user stories, team velocity, product backlogs, and story estimation techniques.

Our Agile Estimation test focuses on a wide range of agile principles and how they apply to the estimation phase of an agile project. Topics include user stories, team velocity, product backlogs, and story estimation techniques.

Our Android Software Development test measures knowledge of development on the Android platform. Aimed at programmers, this assessment covers the following topics: Android SDK and development environment, language fundamentals, User Interface design, Fragments and Adapters, and the application development lifecycle.

Our Android Software Development (LITE) test measures knowledge of development on the Android platform. Aimed at programmers, this assessment covers the following topics: Android SDK and development environment, language fundamentals, User Interface design, Fragments and Adapters, and the application development lifecycle.

• .Net Framework (.NET Framework, ASP.NET Overview, Collections, Namespaces)
• Architecture (Administration, Performance, Security)
• Data Integration (ADO.NET, Data Binding, Updating Data)
• Events (Application and Session Events, IsPostBack, Page and Control Events)
• Troubleshooting (Debugging, Error Handling, Tracing)
• Web Applications (Caching, Configuring Web Applications, Deploying Web Applications, State Management)
• Web Controls (Custom Controls, Input Validation Controls, Master Pages)
• Web Forms (Code-Behind, Page Directives, Pipeline, ViewState)
• Web Services (Consuming Web Services, Creating Web Services)

• .Net Framework (.NET Framework, ASP.NET Overview, Collections, Namespaces)
• Architecture (Administration, Performance, Security)
• Data Integration (ADO.NET, Data Binding, Updating Data)
• Events (Application and Session Events, IsPostBack, Page and Control Events)
• Troubleshooting (Debugging, Error Handling, Tracing)
• Web Applications (Caching, Configuring Web Applications, Deploying Web Applications, State Management)
• Web Controls (Custom Controls, Input Validation Controls, Master Pages)
• Web Forms (Code-Behind, Page Directives, Pipeline, ViewState)
• Web Services (Consuming Web Services, Creating Web Services)

• .Net Framework (.NET Framework, ASP.NET Overview, Collections, Namespaces)
• Architecture (Administration, Performance, Security)
• Data Integration (ADO.NET, Data Binding, Updating Data)
• Events (Application and Session Events, IsPostBack, Page and Control Events)
• Troubleshooting (Debugging, Error Handling, Tracing)
• Web Applications (Caching, Configuring Web Applications, Deploying Web Applications, State Management)
• Web Controls (Custom Controls, Input Validation Controls, Master Pages)
• Web Forms (Code-Behind, Page Directives, Pipeline, ViewState)
• Web Services (Consuming Web Services, Creating Web Services)

• .Net Framework (.NET Framework, ASP.NET Overview, Collections, Namespaces)
• Architecture (Administration, Performance, Security)
• Data Integration (ADO.NET, Data Binding, Updating Data)
• Events (Application and Session Events, IsPostBack, Page and Control Events)
• Troubleshooting (Debugging, Error Handling, Tracing)
• Web Applications (Caching, Configuring Web Applications, Deploying Web Applications, State Management)
• Web Controls (Custom Controls, Input Validation Controls, Master Pages)
• Web Forms (Code-Behind, Page Directives, Pipeline, ViewState)
• Web Services (Consuming Web Services, Creating Web Services)

Measures basic knowledge of the Internet's architecture, protocols, and related applications. Designed for all Internet professionals, this test covers the following topics: Addressing, Protocols, Basic Architecture, Design, TCP/IP, and the World Wide Web. Categories covered include:

• Addressing (DNS, URLs)
• Protocols (Default Ports, Standard Protocols)
• Architecture (Access Methods, Encryption Basics, Extranets, Firewalls, Governing Authorities, HTML, Intranets, Physical Design, Application Servers)
• Design (General Issues, MIME Concepts, MIME and Browsers)
• TCP/IP (Stack, IPv4, IPv6, TCP / UDP)
• WWW (Agents / Bots, Browser-side programming, Browsers, Caching, Cookies, Session Concepts, Streaming Media (Audio/Video), Thin Clients)

Measures basic knowledge of the Internet's architecture, protocols, and related applications. Designed for all Internet professionals, this test covers the following topics: Addressing, Protocols, Basic Architecture, Design, TCP/IP, and the World Wide Web. Categories covered include:

• Addressing (DNS, URLs)
• Protocols (Default Ports, Standard Protocols)
• Architecture (Access Methods, Encryption Basics, Extranets, Firewalls, Governing Authorities, HTML, Intranets, Physical Design, Application Servers)
• Design (General Issues, MIME Concepts, MIME and Browsers)
• TCP/IP (Stack, IPv4, IPv6, TCP / UDP)
• WWW (Agents / Bots, Browser-side programming, Browsers, Caching, Cookies, Session Concepts, Streaming Media (Audio/Video), Thin Clients)

Business Communication measures knowledge of communicating in the workplace. It measures the skills necessary to communicate effectively with clients and coworkers at all levels.  Subject areas covered in this assessment include:
 

• Basic Electronic Communication (E-mail, Fax, Teleconferencing, Voice Mail)
• Listening (Active Listening, Barriers, Benefits, Questions)
• Nonverbal (Communication, Body Language, Expression, Gestures, Professional Appearance, Time/Space)
• Verbal Communication (Feedback, Instructions, Telephone)
• Written Communication (Letters, Memos, Reports)

Business Communication measures knowledge of communicating in the workplace. It measures the skills necessary to communicate effectively with clients and coworkers at all levels. This LITE version contains 15 questions picked from various categories on the subject, including:
 

• Basic Electronic Communication (E-mail, Fax, Teleconferencing, Voice Mail)
• Listening (Active Listening, Barriers, Benefits, Questions)
• Nonverbal (Communication, Body Language, Expression, Gestures, Professional Appearance, Time/Space)
• Verbal Communication (Feedback, Instructions, Telephone)
• Written Communication (Letters, Memos, Reports)

Business Communication measures knowledge of communicating in the workplace. It measures the skills necessary to communicate effectively with clients and coworkers at all levels.  Subject areas covered in this assessment include:
 

• Basic Electronic Communication (E-mail, Fax, Teleconferencing, Voice Mail)
• Listening (Active Listening, Barriers, Benefits, Questions)
• Nonverbal (Communication, Body Language, Expression, Gestures, Professional Appearance, Time/Space)
• Verbal Communication (Feedback, Instructions, Telephone)
• Written Communication (Letters, Memos, Reports)

Business Communication measures knowledge of communicating in the workplace. It measures the skills necessary to communicate effectively with clients and coworkers at all levels.  Subject areas covered in this assessment include:
 

• Basic Electronic Communication (E-mail, Fax, Teleconferencing, Voice Mail)
• Listening (Active Listening, Barriers, Benefits, Questions)
• Nonverbal (Communication, Body Language, Expression, Gestures, Professional Appearance, Time/Space)
• Verbal Communication (Feedback, Instructions, Telephone)
• Written Communication (Letters, Memos, Reports)

Our Business Math Fundamentals assessment measures candidate knowledge of arithmetic commonly applied by customer support and retail personnel. This test is designed for all professionals, and measures knowledge in areas including Calculating Markup and Markdown Percentages; Interest, Invoicing, and Net/Gross calculations; Markdown and Markup Price calculations; and Basic Tax calculations. Specific knowledge areas covered in this assessment include:

• Calculating Markup and Markdown Percentage
• Interest, Invoicing, and Net/Gross (Invoicing Terminology, Net and Gross Profit or Income, Simple Interest)
• Markdown Price Computations
• Markup Price Computations
• Original Price Computations Before Markdown or Markup
• Price Computations from Total with and without Tax
• Price Computations based on basic formulas

Our Business Math Fundamentals assessment measures candidate knowledge of arithmetic commonly applied by customer support and retail personnel. This test is designed for all professionals, and measures knowledge in areas including Calculating Markup and Markdown Percentages; Interest, Invoicing, and Net/Gross calculations; Markdown and Markup Price calculations; and Basic Tax calculations. Specific knowledge areas covered in this assessment include:

• Calculating Markup and Markdown Percentage
• Interest, Invoicing, and Net/Gross (Invoicing Terminology, Net and Gross Profit or Income, Simple Interest)
• Markdown Price Computations
• Markup Price Computations
• Original Price Computations Before Markdown or Markup
• Price Computations from Total with and without Tax
• Price Computations based on basic formulas

• .NET Framework (Base Class Libraries, CLR and IL, Collections, Memory Management, Namespaces, Resources)
• Control Flow (Argument Passing, Event Handling, Procedures and Functions)
• Data Access (ADO.NET, Data Binding, Updating Data)
• Troubleshooting (Debugging, Error Handling, Setting Breakpoints, Tracing)
• Variables and Types (Enumerations, Reference Types, Structures, Type Conversion, Value Types)
• c# Language (Language Keywords, Operators, Preprocessor Directives)
• Web Forms (Dynamic Controls, HTML Controls, Intrinsic Objects, Web Controls)
• Windows Forms (Controls, Deployment, Dialogs, Dynamic Controls)
• Classes/Inheritance (Class Modifiers, Constructors/Finalizers, Inheritance, Interfaces, Polymorphism, Static vs. Instance Members)

• .NET Framework (Base Class Libraries, CLR and IL, Collections, Memory Management, Namespaces, Resources)
• Control Flow (Argument Passing, Event Handling, Procedures and Functions)
• Data Access (ADO.NET, Data Binding, Updating Data)
• Troubleshooting (Debugging, Error Handling, Setting Breakpoints, Tracing)
• Variables and Types (Enumerations, Reference Types, Structures, Type Conversion, Value Types)
• c# Language (Language Keywords, Operators, Preprocessor Directives)
• Web Forms (Dynamic Controls, HTML Controls, Intrinsic Objects, Web Controls)
• Windows Forms (Controls, Deployment, Dialogs, Dynamic Controls)
• Classes/Inheritance (Class Modifiers, Constructors/Finalizers, Inheritance, Interfaces, Polymorphism, Static vs. Instance Members)

• .NET Framework (Base Class Libraries, CLR and IL, Collections, Memory Management, Namespaces, Resources)
• Control Flow (Argument Passing, Event Handling, Procedures and Functions)
• Data Access (ADO.NET, Data Binding, Updating Data)
• Troubleshooting (Debugging, Error Handling, Setting Breakpoints, Tracing)
• Variables and Types (Enumerations, Reference Types, Structures, Type Conversion, Value Types)
• c# Language (Language Keywords, Operators, Preprocessor Directives)
• Web Forms (Dynamic Controls, HTML Controls, Intrinsic Objects, Web Controls)
• Windows Forms (Controls, Deployment, Dialogs, Dynamic Controls)
• Classes/Inheritance (Class Modifiers, Constructors/Finalizers, Inheritance, Interfaces, Polymorphism, Static vs. Instance Members)

• .NET Framework (Base Class Libraries, CLR and IL, Collections, Memory Management, Namespaces, Resources)
• Control Flow (Argument Passing, Event Handling, Procedures and Functions)
• Data Access (ADO.NET, Data Binding, Updating Data)
• Troubleshooting (Debugging, Error Handling, Setting Breakpoints, Tracing)
• Variables and Types (Enumerations, Reference Types, Structures, Type Conversion, Value Types)
• c# Language (Language Keywords, Operators, Preprocessor Directives)
• Web Forms (Dynamic Controls, HTML Controls, Intrinsic Objects, Web Controls)
• Windows Forms (Controls, Deployment, Dialogs, Dynamic Controls)
• Classes/Inheritance (Class Modifiers, Constructors/Finalizers, Inheritance, Interfaces, Polymorphism, Static vs. Instance Members)

Measures knowledge of resolving customer issues and problems based on policy, procedures, and guidelines based on both general knowledge and example scenarios.  This assessment covers many relevant subject areas, including:
 

• Need Identification (Listening Skills, Opportunity Recognition, Question Management)
• Ethics and Integrity (Problem Resolution, Situational Awareness)
• Professionalism (Courtesy, Humor, Irate Customers)
• Other relevant question categories

Measures knowledge of resolving customer issues and problems based on policy, procedures, and guidelines based on both general knowledge and example scenarios. This LITE version contains 15 questions picked from various subject areas, including:
 

• Need Identification (Listening Skills, Opportunity Recognition, Question Management)
• Ethics and Integrity (Problem Resolution, Situational Awareness)
• Professionalism (Courtesy, Humor, Irate Customers)
• Other relevant question categories

Measures knowledge of resolving customer issues and problems based on policy, procedures, and guidelines based on both general knowledge and example scenarios.  This assessment covers many relevant subject areas, including:
 

• Need Identification (Listening Skills, Opportunity Recognition, Question Management)
• Ethics and Integrity (Problem Resolution, Situational Awareness)
• Professionalism (Courtesy, Humor, Irate Customers)
• Other relevant question categories

Measures knowledge of resolving customer issues and problems based on policy, procedures, and guidelines based on both general knowledge and example scenarios. This LITE version contains 15 questions picked from various subject areas, including:
 

• Need Identification (Listening Skills, Opportunity Recognition, Question Management)
• Ethics and Integrity (Problem Resolution, Situational Awareness)
• Professionalism (Courtesy, Humor, Irate Customers)
• Other relevant question categories

• Comparisons
• Misused Words
• Nouns
• Pronouns
• Verbs

• Comparisons
• Misused Words
• Nouns
• Pronouns
• Verbs

• Comparisons
• Misused Words
• Nouns
• Pronouns
• Verbs

Our English Reading Comprehension assessment measures reading comprehension at a basic skill level. This assessment is comprised of items that contain textual passages that must be read throughly in order to understand the question being asked. 

Questions focus on a candidate's ability to demonstrate an understanding of the passage, with questions which may be specific in nature, and includes answers that can be found almost literally in a given passage. Questions may request dates, places or names that are found by closely reading through the passage text. Alternatively, questions may be much broader, with answers that can be derived only by fully understanding the meaning of the passage (eg. "What is the author's mood?").

Question categories include:

• Specific Reading Comprehension Questions
• General or Contextual Reading Comprehension Questions

Our English Reading Comprehension assessment measures reading comprehension at a basic skill level. This assessment is comprised of items that contain textual passages that must be read throughly in order to understand the question being asked. 

Questions focus on a candidate's ability to demonstrate an understanding of the passage, with questions which may be specific in nature, and includes answers that can be found almost literally in a given passage. Questions may request dates, places or names that are found by closely reading through the passage text. Alternatively, questions may be much broader, with answers that can be derived only by fully understanding the meaning of the passage (eg. "What is the author's mood?").

Question categories include:

• Specific Reading Comprehension Questions
• General or Contextual Reading Comprehension Questions

Our English Reading Comprehension II assessment measures reading comprehension at a basic skill level. This assessment is comprised of items that contain textual passages that must be read throughly in order to understand the question being asked.  

Questions focus on a candidate's ability to demonstrate an understanding of the passage, with questions which may be specific in nature, and includes answers that can be found almost literally in a given passage. Questions may request dates, places or names that are found by closely reading through the passage text. Alternatively, questions may be much broader, with answers that can be derived only by fully understanding the meaning of the passage (eg. "What is the author's mood?").

Question categories include:

• Specific Reading Comprehension Questions
• General or Contextual Reading Comprehension Questions

Our English Reading Comprehension II assessment measures reading comprehension at a basic skill level. This assessment is comprised of items that contain textual passages that must be read throughly in order to understand the question being asked.  

Questions focus on a candidate's ability to demonstrate an understanding of the passage, with questions which may be specific in nature, and includes answers that can be found almost literally in a given passage. Questions may request dates, places or names that are found by closely reading through the passage text. Alternatively, questions may be much broader, with answers that can be derived only by fully understanding the meaning of the passage (eg. "What is the author's mood?").

Question categories include:

• Specific Reading Comprehension Questions
• General or Contextual Reading Comprehension Questions

• Basic Electronic Communication (E-mail, Fax, Teleconferencing, Voice Mail)
• Written Communication Skills (Letters, Memos, Reports)
• Verbal Communication (Feedback, Instructions, Telephone)
• Basic Price Computations and Arithmetic
• Calculating Discounts and Totals
• Specific Reading Comprehension Skills
• Contextual Reading Skills

• Basic Electronic Communication (E-mail, Fax, Teleconferencing, Voice Mail)
• Written Communication Skills (Letters, Memos, Reports)
• Verbal Communication (Feedback, Instructions, Telephone)
• Basic Price Computations and Arithmetic
• Calculating Discounts and Totals
• Specific Reading Comprehension Skills
• Contextual Reading Skills

Our Google AdWords test measures knowledge of Google AdWords. Designed for marketers, this assessment covers the following topics: AdWords Editor, Placement targeting, AdWords distribution, keyword selection, and site targeting (CPM/CPC).

Our Google AdWords (LITE) test measures knowledge of Google AdWords. Designed for marketers, this assessment covers the following topics: AdWords Editor, Placement targeting, AdWords distribution, keyword selection, and site targeting (CPM/CPC).

Our Google Analytics test measures knowledge and understanding of the Google Analytics platform. Aimed at marketing professionals, this assessment covers the following topics: visitor referrals (search engines, social networks), PPC, email marketing and Google AdWords integration.

Our Google Analytics test measures knowledge and understanding of the Google Analytics platform. Aimed at marketing professionals, this assessment covers the following topics: visitor referrals (search engines, social networks), PPC, email marketing and Google AdWords integration.

Our iOS development test measures knowledge and understanding of iOS and the iOS SDK. Aimed at programmers, this assessment covers the following topics: user interface design, abstraction layers (core, services, media, cocoa), memory management, iOS SDK features, and app development lifecycle.

Our iOS development (LITE) test measures knowledge and understanding of iOS and the iOS SDK. Aimed at programmers, this assessment covers the following topics: user interface design, abstraction layers (core, services, media, cocoa), memory management, iOS SDK features, and app development lifecycle.

The Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) is a set of concepts and techniques for managing information technology (IT) infrastructure, development, and operations. 

ITIL Foundation focuses on the core volumes which reflect the Service Lifecyle: Service Strategy, Service Design, Service Transition, Service Operation, and Continual Service Improvement.  Core subject areas covered include:

• Service Strategy
• Service Design
• Service Transition
• Service Operation
• Continual Service Improvement

This is a cumulative ITIL Foundation test which can be used as a baseline for overall performance. This test includes questions from all ITIL Foundation subject areas.

The Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) is a set of concepts and techniques for managing information technology (IT) infrastructure, development, and operations. 

ITIL Foundation focuses on the core volumes which reflect the Service Lifecyle: Service Strategy, Service Design, Service Transition, Service Operation, and Continual Service Improvement.  Core subject areas covered include:

• Service Strategy
• Service Design
• Service Transition
• Service Operation
• Continual Service Improvement

This is a cumulative ITIL Foundation test which can be used as a baseline for overall performance. This test includes questions from all ITIL Foundation subject areas.

The Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) is a set of concepts and techniques for managing information technology (IT) infrastructure, development, and operations. 

ITIL Foundation focuses on the core volumes which reflect the Service Lifecyle: Service Strategy, Service Design, Service Transition, Service Operation, and Continual Service Improvement.  Core subject areas covered include:

• Service Strategy
• Service Design
• Service Transition
• Service Operation
• Continual Service Improvement

This is a cumulative ITIL Foundation test which can be used as a baseline for overall performance. This test includes questions from all ITIL Foundation subject areas.

The Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) is a set of concepts and techniques for managing information technology (IT) infrastructure, development, and operations. 

ITIL Foundation focuses on the core volumes which reflect the Service Lifecyle: Service Strategy, Service Design, Service Transition, Service Operation, and Continual Service Improvement.  Core subject areas covered include:

• Service Strategy
• Service Design
• Service Transition
• Service Operation
• Continual Service Improvement

This is a cumulative ITIL Foundation test which can be used as a baseline for overall performance. This test includes questions from all ITIL Foundation subject areas.

Our Java Programming test measures knowledge of programming in Java. Designed for programmers, this assessment covers the following topics: Language Fundamentals, Database Access, Threading and Concurrency, Declarations and Access Control, Operators and Assignments, and concepts of the JVM

Our Java Programming (LITE) test measures knowledge of programming in Java. Designed for programmers, this assessment covers the following topics: Language Fundamentals, Database Access, Threading and Concurrency, Declarations and Access Control, Operators and Assignments, and concepts of the JVM

• Vocabulary
• Math Calculation
• Sequence Identification
• Verbal Reasoning

• Vocabulary
• Math Calculation
• Sequence Identification
• Verbal Reasoning

Our U.S. Basic Math test measures candidate knowledge of core mathematic areas important in day to day tasks. Designed for people familiar with common mathematic concepts, this assessment measures knowledge in areas including Arithmetic Computations, Decimals, Fractions, Percentages, Problem Solving with Arithmetic, Ratio and Proportion, and basic Statistics. Knowledge areas covered include:

• Arithmetic Computations
• Decimals
• Fractions
• Percentages
• Ratios and Proportions
• Basic Statistics

Our U.S. Basic Math test measures candidate knowledge of core mathematic areas important in day to day tasks. Designed for people familiar with common mathematic concepts, this assessment measures knowledge in areas including Arithmetic Computations, Decimals, Fractions, Percentages, Problem Solving with Arithmetic, Ratio and Proportion, and basic Statistics. Knowledge areas covered include:

• Arithmetic Computations
• Decimals
• Fractions
• Percentages
• Ratios and Proportions
• Basic Statistics

Measures skills used daily by most professionals when utilizing MS Access 2003. This test covers the following subject areas: · Automation and Integration · Data Manipulation · Database Concepts · Database Planning & Design · Multi-User Issues · Reports & Data Output · User Interface & Application Refinement

Measures skills used daily by most professionals when utilizing MS Access 2003. This test covers the following subject areas: · Automation and Integration · Data Manipulation · Database Concepts · Database Planning & Design · Multi-User Issues · Reports & Data Output · User Interface & Application Refinement

Measures skills used daily by most professionals when utilizing MS Excel 2003. This test covers the following subject areas:

• Cells (Borders, Comments, Conditional Formatting, Dates, Edit and Clear, Insert/Delete, Number Formats)
• Charts (Edit, Labels and Text, Pivot Charts, Placement, Type)
• Data (External Data, Filters, Forms, Pivot Tables, Sorting, Tables, Validation)
• Formulas (Addition Through the Worksheet, Creating, Edit, Relative and Absolute Addresses, Familiarity)
• Interface (Add-Ins, Help System, Shortcut Keys, Split Screen/Freeze Panes, Toolbars)
• Objects (Autoshapes, Formats, Hyperlinks, Pictures)
• Print Setup (Headers/Footers, Margins, Page General Options, Sheet Setup)
• Ranges (Edit Name, Naming, Non-contiguous, Selecting Ranges, Styles/AutoFormat)
• VBA (Code, Macros, Record, Naming)
• Worksheets (Grouping, Internet/Intranet -Interactivity, Moving, Naming, Protection, Wizard)

Measures skills used daily by most professionals when utilizing MS Excel 2003. This test covers the following subject areas:

• Cells (Borders, Comments, Conditional Formatting, Dates, Edit and Clear, Insert/Delete, Number Formats)
• Charts (Edit, Labels and Text, Pivot Charts, Placement, Type)
• Data (External Data, Filters, Forms, Pivot Tables, Sorting, Tables, Validation)
• Formulas (Addition Through the Worksheet, Creating, Edit, Relative and Absolute Addresses, Familiarity)
• Interface (Add-Ins, Help System, Shortcut Keys, Split Screen/Freeze Panes, Toolbars)
• Objects (Autoshapes, Formats, Hyperlinks, Pictures)
• Print Setup (Headers/Footers, Margins, Page General Options, Sheet Setup)
• Ranges (Edit Name, Naming, Non-contiguous, Selecting Ranges, Styles/AutoFormat)
• VBA (Code, Macros, Record, Naming)
• Worksheets (Grouping, Internet/Intranet -Interactivity, Moving, Naming, Protection, Wizard)

Measures skills used daily by most professionals when utilizing Microsoft Office 2003 products. This test covers the following subject areas:

• MS Excel 2003 Fundamentals (cells, charts, data)
  
• MS Word 2003 Fundamentals (general features, files, formatting, tools)
• MS PowerPoint 2003 Fundamentals (general features, creating presentations, slide setup)

Measures skills used daily by most professionals when utilizing MS PowerPoint 2003. This test covers the following subject areas:

• Creating Presentations (Opening, Closing, Printing, and Saving, Using Auto Content, Using Slide Design Template, Using a Blank Presentation and Other Methods, Views of a Presentation)
• Editing Text/Objects (Adding and Moving Text, Finding and Replacing Text and Fonts, Move/Copy/Cut/Paste/Paste Special, Text Size, Alignment, Spacing, and Color, Working with Objects)
• Help and Research (Ask a Question/Help Task Pane, Content, Internet/Research, Office Assistant)
• Managing and Delivering a Presentation (Export Presentation, PowerPoint Viewer and Package for CD, Slide Show Setup and Delivery)
• Menu Bar (Edit, Format, Slide Show, Tools, View)
• Publishing Presentation Documents (Page Setup, Photo Albums, Printing Slides, Outlines, Handouts, and Notes, Saving and Audience Materials)
• Slide Setup & Preparation (Exploring Toolbar Buttons, Placeholders, Slide Layout, Working with Masters)
• Slide Show Enhancements/Changes (Animation Schemes and Custom Animation, Custom Shows, Edit Color Schemes, Format Background, Narration, Sounds and Movies, Slide Transitions)
• Task Pane (Clip Organizer/Clipart, Clipboard, Navigate Task Pane)

Measures skills used daily by most professionals when utilizing MS PowerPoint 2003. This test covers the following subject areas:

• Creating Presentations (Opening, Closing, Printing, and Saving, Using Auto Content, Using Slide Design Template, Using a Blank Presentation and Other Methods, Views of a Presentation)
• Editing Text/Objects (Adding and Moving Text, Finding and Replacing Text and Fonts, Move/Copy/Cut/Paste/Paste Special, Text Size, Alignment, Spacing, and Color, Working with Objects)
• Help and Research (Ask a Question/Help Task Pane, Content, Internet/Research, Office Assistant)
• Managing and Delivering a Presentation (Export Presentation, PowerPoint Viewer and Package for CD, Slide Show Setup and Delivery)
• Menu Bar (Edit, Format, Slide Show, Tools, View)
• Publishing Presentation Documents (Page Setup, Photo Albums, Printing Slides, Outlines, Handouts, and Notes, Saving and Audience Materials)
• Slide Setup & Preparation (Exploring Toolbar Buttons, Placeholders, Slide Layout, Working with Masters)
• Slide Show Enhancements/Changes (Animation Schemes and Custom Animation, Custom Shows, Edit Color Schemes, Format Background, Narration, Sounds and Movies, Slide Transitions)
• Task Pane (Clip Organizer/Clipart, Clipboard, Navigate Task Pane)

Measures skills used daily by most professionals when utilizing MS Project 2007. This test covers the following subject areas:

• Features and Functionality (Data Import and Export/Features/Project Collaboration/Setup and Options)
• Programming and Customization (Custom Fields/Interface Customization/Macro Creation and Use/Project Customization)
• Project Budgeting (Actual vs. Planned Costs/Budget Planning/Cost and Budget)
• Project Planning (Administration/Definition/Planning)
• Project Reporting (Planning/Project Reporting Tools/Report Creation/Report Modifications)
• Project Resources (Calendars and Work Times/Resource Assignment/Resource Identification/Resource Management)
• Project Scheduling (Adjustments to Project Schedules/Task Estimates/Task Scheduling and Organization)
• Project Tracking (Baselines/Checking and Controlling Progress/Critical Path/Identification of Project Issues/Tracking Tools)
• Project Views (Other Project Views/Project Resource Views/Project Task Views)

Measures skills used daily by most professionals when utilizing MS Project 2007. This test covers the following subject areas:

• Features and Functionality (Data Import and Export/Features/Project Collaboration/Setup and Options)
• Programming and Customization (Custom Fields/Interface Customization/Macro Creation and Use/Project Customization)
• Project Budgeting (Actual vs. Planned Costs/Budget Planning/Cost and Budget)
• Project Planning (Administration/Definition/Planning)
• Project Reporting (Planning/Project Reporting Tools/Report Creation/Report Modifications)
• Project Resources (Calendars and Work Times/Resource Assignment/Resource Identification/Resource Management)
• Project Scheduling (Adjustments to Project Schedules/Task Estimates/Task Scheduling and Organization)
• Project Tracking (Baselines/Checking and Controlling Progress/Critical Path/Identification of Project Issues/Tracking Tools)
• Project Views (Other Project Views/Project Resource Views/Project Task Views)

Measures skills used daily by most professionals when utilizing MS Visio 2007. This test covers the following subject areas:

• Customizing (Grid/Pages/Protection/Shape Behavior/Stencils/Styles)
• Layers (Advanced/Basics/Changing)
• Outside Visio (Embedding/Exporting/Html/Linking/Org Charts/Sending/Timelines)
• Pages (Using)
• Shapes(Connecting/Drawing/Selecting)
• Visio Basics (Orientation/Pages/Printing/Saving/Shapes/Stencils)
• Database Integration (Connecting/Schemas/Relationships)

Measures skills used daily by most professionals when utilizing MS Visio 2007. This test covers the following subject areas:

• Customizing (Grid/Pages/Protection/Shape Behavior/Stencils/Styles)
• Layers (Advanced/Basics/Changing)
• Outside Visio (Embedding/Exporting/Html/Linking/Org Charts/Sending/Timelines)
• Pages (Using)
• Shapes(Connecting/Drawing/Selecting)
• Visio Basics (Orientation/Pages/Printing/Saving/Shapes/Stencils)
• Database Integration (Connecting/Schemas/Relationships)

The MS Windows 2008 Server Administration assessment gauges knowledge of server administration based on Microsoft's Windows 2008 operating system. Designed for system/server administrators, this test covers a wide array of general concepts and practices:

• Active Directory (General concepts, Domains, Configuring, Administration)
• Disks and File Systems (General concepts, File systems, Shares, Disk Management, Replication, Fault Tolerance)
• Installation (Basic installation concepts, attended and unattended installation)
• Maintenance and Continuity (Disaster Recovery, Security, Optimization, Storage)
• General Security Concepts (Concepts of Security, Configuring Security, Security Design Considerations)
• Server Administration (Users, Groups, Policies, Profiles, Remote access)
• Troubleshooting (Client Connectivity Problems, Network Problems, Permissions)

The MS Windows 2008 Server Administration assessment gauges knowledge of server administration based on Microsoft's Windows 2008 operating system. Designed for system/server administrators, this test covers a wide array of general concepts and practices:

• Active Directory (General concepts, Domains, Configuring, Administration)
• Disks and File Systems (General concepts, File systems, Shares, Disk Management, Replication, Fault Tolerance)
• Installation (Basic installation concepts, attended and unattended installation)
• Maintenance and Continuity (Disaster Recovery, Security, Optimization, Storage)
• General Security Concepts (Concepts of Security, Configuring Security, Security Design Considerations)
• Server Administration (Users, Groups, Policies, Profiles, Remote access)
• Troubleshooting (Client Connectivity Problems, Network Problems, Permissions)

Measures skills used daily by most professionals when utilizing MS Word 2003. This test covers the following subject areas:

• Files (Opening Documents, Saving and Saving As Documents, Special Features)
• Formatting (, Bullets/Symbols/Numbering, Character Formatting, Columns, Fonts, Footnotes/Endnotes, Frames, Headers/Footers, Moving Text, Page Formatting, Paragraph Formatting, Styles, Tables, Tabs)
• General Knowledge (Clipboard, Help Features, Installation and Configuration, Page, Templates, Toolbars, Views, Wizards)
• Graphics (Charts, Formatting, Inserting, Themes, Using Draw)
• Special Features (Date/Time, Find, Indexes, Keystroke Shortcuts)
• Tools/Printing (Print Preview, Printing Options, Spelling and Grammar, Thesaurus)

Measures skills used daily by most professionals when utilizing MS Word 2003. This test covers the following subject areas:

• Files (Opening Documents, Saving and Saving As Documents, Special Features)
• Formatting (, Bullets/Symbols/Numbering, Character Formatting, Columns, Fonts, Footnotes/Endnotes, Frames, Headers/Footers, Moving Text, Page Formatting, Paragraph Formatting, Styles, Tables, Tabs)
• General Knowledge (Clipboard, Help Features, Installation and Configuration, Page, Templates, Toolbars, Views, Wizards)
• Graphics (Charts, Formatting, Inserting, Themes, Using Draw)
• Special Features (Date/Time, Find, Indexes, Keystroke Shortcuts)
• Tools/Printing (Print Preview, Printing Options, Spelling and Grammar, Thesaurus)

Our MySQL Development and Administration test measures knowledge and understanding of MySQL Administration and Development. Aimed at programmers and database administrators, this assessment covers the following topics: MySQL Administration, Database design, Database Queries, and Database functions.

Our MySQL Development and Administration (LITE) test measures knowledge and understanding of MySQL Administration and Development. Aimed at programmers and database administrators, this assessment covers the following topics: MySQL Administration, Database design, Database Queries, and Database functions.

Our Networking and LAN/WAN Concepts test measures knowledge of core aspects related to management of local and wide area networks, and is not platform specific. Geared towards network administrators, this assessment covers a wide array of network knowledge areas, including:

• IP Addressing (Broadcast and Multicast Addresses, Default Gateways, Registered and Private Addresses, Subnet Masks)
• OSI Reference Model (General concepts)
• Network Devices (Coaxial Cable, Connection Types, Hubs/Repeaters, Network Interface Cards, Physical Media, Routers and Switches, Wireless access points)
• General WAN Knowledge (VPN, WAN Types, ATM, ISDN, Point to Point, Star, Hub and Spoke, Mesh)
• Routing Protocols (Default Gateways, Static and Dynamic Routing)

Our Networking and LAN/WAN Concepts test measures knowledge of core aspects related to management of local and wide area networks, and is not platform specific. Geared towards network administrators, this assessment covers a wide array of network knowledge areas, including:

• IP Addressing (Broadcast and Multicast Addresses, Default Gateways, Registered and Private Addresses, Subnet Masks)
• OSI Reference Model (General concepts)
• Network Devices (Coaxial Cable, Connection Types, Hubs/Repeaters, Network Interface Cards, Physical Media, Routers and Switches, Wireless access points)
• General WAN Knowledge (VPN, WAN Types, ATM, ISDN, Point to Point, Star, Hub and Spoke, Mesh)
• Routing Protocols (Default Gateways, Static and Dynamic Routing)

Measures knowledge of key aspects related to object-oriented programming. This test applies to system architects and programmers and covers the following subject areas:

• Classes and Objects (Class Normalization, Methods and Attributes, Object Persistence)
• Design Practices (Best Practices, Design Principles, UML Notation)
• Key OO Features (Abstraction, Aggregation, Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism)
• System Architectures (Component Architecture, Distributed Objects, Fat and Thin Clients, Layered Architecture)

Measures knowledge of key aspects related to object-oriented programming. This test applies to system architects and programmers and covers the following subject areas:

• Classes and Objects (Class Normalization, Methods and Attributes, Object Persistence)
• Design Practices (Best Practices, Design Principles, UML Notation)
• Key OO Features (Abstraction, Aggregation, Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism)
• System Architectures (Component Architecture, Distributed Objects, Fat and Thin Clients, Layered Architecture)

Our PHP test measures knowledge of scripting in PHP 5. Designed for programmers, this assessment covers the following topics: Language Syntax, Database Access, General Functions, HTML, and Language Functions.

Our PHP test measures knowledge of scripting in PHP 5. Designed for programmers, this assessment covers the following topics: Language Syntax, Database Access, General Functions, HTML, and Language Functions.

• Logical reasoning
• Numerical Problem Solving
• Pattern Recognition
• Complex Procedures
• Pseudo Code Analysis

• Logical reasoning
• Numerical Problem Solving
• Pattern Recognition
• Complex Procedures
• Pseudo Code Analysis

• General concepts involved with aspects of project estimating, budgeting, and cost analysis
• Estimating and budgeting costs throughout the lifecycle of a project
• Earned Value Management (EVM) and other common project cost forecasting techniques
• Controlling costs and planning resources

• General concepts involved with aspects of project estimating, budgeting, and cost analysis
• Estimating and budgeting costs throughout the lifecycle of a project
• Earned Value Management (EVM) and other common project cost forecasting techniques
• Controlling costs and planning resources

• Project Project Scope Management, Time Management, Cost Management
• Project Quality Management
• Project Human Resource Management
• Project Communications Management
• Project Risk Management
• Project Procurement Management
• Project Stakeholder Management
• Professional Ethics and Social Responsibility
• General Project Lifecycle Areas

• Project Project Scope Management, Time Management, Cost Management
• Project Quality Management
• Project Human Resource Management
• Project Communications Management
• Project Risk Management
• Project Procurement Management
• Project Stakeholder Management
• Professional Ethics and Social Responsibility
• General Project Lifecycle Areas

• General concepts involved with aspects of scheduling and managing project
• Developing and controlling a project schedule
• Defining and sequencing project activities
• Estimate the resources and duration to execute project activities

• General concepts involved with aspects of scheduling and managing project
• Developing and controlling a project schedule
• Defining and sequencing project activities
• Estimate the resources and duration to execute project activities

Measures knowledge of key aspects surrounding RDBMS systems. Applicable to administrators and developers, the following subject areas are covered:

• Data Normalization (Denormalization, First Normal Form, Third Normal Form)
• Logical Data Model (Entity, Relation)
• Managing the RDBMS (Data Dictionary, Database Recovery, Transaction Logs)
• Performance (Deadlocks, Indexes, Lock Types)
• Relational Data Model (Candidate Keys, Field, Foreign Key, Primary Key, Referential Integrity, Table)
• Programming (Cursors, Stored Procedures, Triggers)

Measures knowledge of key aspects surrounding RDBMS systems. Applicable to administrators and developers, the following subject areas are covered:

• Data Normalization (Denormalization, First Normal Form, Third Normal Form)
• Logical Data Model (Entity, Relation)
• Managing the RDBMS (Data Dictionary, Database Recovery, Transaction Logs)
• Performance (Deadlocks, Indexes, Lock Types)
• Relational Data Model (Candidate Keys, Field, Foreign Key, Primary Key, Referential Integrity, Table)
• Programming (Cursors, Stored Procedures, Triggers)

Our Responsive Design test measures knowledge of responsive design principles. Aimed at designers, this assessment covers the following topics: Concepts of responsive design (for web, mobile, tablet), HTML5, features of jquery, and twitter bootstrap.

Our Responsive Design test measures knowledge of responsive design principles. Aimed at designers, this assessment covers the following topics: Concepts of responsive design (for web, mobile, tablet), HTML5, features of jquery, and twitter bootstrap.

This assessment measures knowledge of the management and integration of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007), and Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) 3.0. Geared towards SharePoint Administrators, this test covers a wide array of general SharePoint activities, including:

This assessment measures knowledge of the management and integration of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007), and Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) 3.0. Geared towards SharePoint Administrators, this test covers a wide array of general SharePoint activities, including:

Our Spring Framework Fundamentals test measures knowledge of programming using the Spring Framework. Designed for programmers, this assessment covers the following topics: Inversion of Control Aspect-oriented framework, Data access, Transaction Management, MVC framework, Spring Web Flow, and Spring configuration.

Our Spring Framework Fundamentals (LITE) test measures knowledge of programming using the Spring Framework. Designed for programmers, this assessment covers the following topics: Inversion of Control Aspect-oriented framework, Data access, Transaction Management, MVC framework, Spring Web Flow, and Spring configuration.

The Structured Query Language (SQL) based on standard ANSI practice, measures knowledge of database queries using ANSI SQL. Designed for database analysts or developers with SQL knowledge, this test assesses users on conceptual and syntax-specific knowledge. The following knowledge areas are covered::

• General SQL Queries (Common syntax, Select, Aggregates, Distinct, Group By, Having, Sorting, Where clause, Union, Sorting)
• SQL Joins (Inner, Outer, Full)
• SQL Grouping and Totaling (Aggregates, Distinct, Group By, Having, Sorting)
• Data Modification with SQL (Delete, Update, Insert)
• SQL Operators (=, <>, >, <, >=, <=)
• Relational concepts (Key, Composite Key, Null values)
• Table Alteration with SQL (Create table, alter table, drop table)

The Structured Query Language (SQL) based on standard ANSI practice, measures knowledge of database queries using ANSI SQL. Designed for database analysts or developers with SQL knowledge, this test assesses users on conceptual and syntax-specific knowledge. The following knowledge areas are covered::

• General SQL Queries (Common syntax, Select, Aggregates, Distinct, Group By, Having, Sorting, Where clause, Union, Sorting)
• SQL Joins (Inner, Outer, Full)
• SQL Grouping and Totaling (Aggregates, Distinct, Group By, Having, Sorting)
• Data Modification with SQL (Delete, Update, Insert)
• SQL Operators (=, <>, >, <, >=, <=)
• Relational concepts (Key, Composite Key, Null values)
• Table Alteration with SQL (Create table, alter table, drop table)

Measures knowledge of concepts and practices applied when working with Microsoft SQL Server 2005. Designed for developers and administrators alike, this assessment focuses on the topics used by most professionals who integrate and manage the database platform. Knowledge areas covered in this assessment include:
 

• Architecture (Concepts/Interfaces/Security/Services/Storage Structures/Transactions)
• Indexes (Concepts/Design)
• Performance (Concepts/Locking/Tools/Tuning)
• Queries (Modifications/Retrievals/Subqueries/Unions and Joins)
• Referential Integrity (Concepts/Constraints/Defaults)
• Stored Procedures (Concepts/Programming)
• Transact-SQL (Concepts/Constructs/Cursors/Data Types/Error-handling/System Functions/User Defined Functions/Variables)
• Triggers (Concepts/DDL/DML/Programming)
• Views (Concepts/Design/Updating)