This test measures knowledge centered on the Chicago Manual of Style. Designed for writers and editors, this test covers the following topics: Common Structural Areas, Common Errors, Numbers, Proofreading, Punctuation, and Substantive Editing.

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 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 UNIX Administration (General) test measures knowledge of the key issues and concepts in administering a UNIX environment. Designed for experienced system administrators, this test covers the following topics: Devices, File Systems, Files, General Principles, Managing System Resources, Processes, Security, Shell Scripts, Startup and Shutdown, TCP/IP Network, and User Accounts.

The Claims/Customer Service Representative solution is for entry-level insurance positions that involve a high degree of interaction with customers in person or on the phone. Sample tasks for this job include, but are not limited to: taking orders; solving product or service issues; responding positively to difficult customers; navigating within multiple applications to find and view customer account details; typing information quickly and accurately. Potential job titles that use this solution are: Claims Representative, Claims Agent, Customer Service Representative, and Customer Service Agent. Multiple configurations of this solution are available.

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 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 RPG IV test measures knowledge of programming using Report Programmer Generator (RPG) IV. Designed for experienced programmers, this test covers the following topics: Arrays/Tables, Built-in Functions, Data Types/Formats, Defining Data/Prototypes, Exception/Error Handling, Expressions, Form Specifications, Indicators, Operation Codes, Programming Cycle, Subprocedures, Subroutines, and Symbolic Names/Reserved Words.

This test measures knowledge of how companies manage their internal finances. This test covers the following topics: Capital Budgeting, Capital Structure, Financial Statements, Financing, Internal Reporting, Planning and Control, Market Concepts, Risk Concepts, and Valuation Concepts.

This assessment measures a candidate's ability to perform common Web browsing tasks using Internet Explorer 6 features and integrated Windows functions. There are two versions of this test available: the full-length test and an Essentials test. This test is the Essentials version which consists of the 20 most important, most frequently performed tasks. (The full length version consists of 30 items.)