The WAN Technologies test measures knowledge of the different architectures and technologies used in Wide Area Networks (WAN). Designed for experienced network administrators, this test covers the following topics: Basic Knowledge, Choosing WAN Service, RAS, Routing, WAN Connections, WAN Methodology, WAN Support, and WAN Types.

The Training Delivery and Evaluation test measures knowledge of the training process from pre-training planning through post-training evaluation of results. Designed for experienced trainers and instructional designers, this test covers the following topics: Direct Laboratory Exercises, Instructing Slower and More Capable Learners, ISD Process Stages, Learning Styles, Lesson Plan Development, Managing Learning Environment, and Test Question Construction.

This test measures knowledge and skills that are necessary for assisting in the instruction of students. The test measures the academic content areas of mathematics, reading, and grammar. The mathematics portion measures basic skills in operations with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and percentages. The reading portion requires the candidate to read short passages and demonstrate comprehension of the material. The grammar portion requires the candidate to identify and correct grammatical, punctuation, and capitalization errors, and choose the wording that most effectively expresses the idea of a sentence.

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 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 ABAP test measures knowledge of programming in ABAP for SAP R/3. Designed for programmers, this test covers the following topics: ABAP Open SQL, Background Processing, File and Data Processing, GUI Programming and Reporting, Internal Tables, and Programming and Structures.

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 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.

This test demonstrates that the candidate has the skills necessary to proficiently use the most popular business applications at a user level. The test is focused on the topics used daily by most professionals. The Word Processing Fundamentals test covers the following topics: Advanced Features, Basic Settings, Document Creation, Document Exchange, Formatting, Page Layout, Revision, and Shortcuts.

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.