The ASP.NET 2.0 test measures knowledge of programming in the .NET framework. Designed for experienced developers, this test covers the following topics: .NET Framework, Architecture, Data Integration, Events, Troubleshooting, Web Applications, Web Controls, Web Forms, and Web Services.

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.

This test measures knowledge of processing receivables, invoices, and payroll. Designed for payroll clerks and others who handle payroll processing, this test covers the following topics: Bookkeeping, Fair Labor Standards Act, Payroll Calculation, Tax Forms, and Worker Status. A calculator is needed when taking this exam.

This adaptive test is part of the accounting fundamentals line of tests. This test measures knowledge of processing payables and vendor invoices and the posting of journal entries. Designed for accounting clerks and others who handle the processing of accounts payable, this test covers the following topics: Assets, Cash Management/Reconciliation, Controls, Expenses, Purchases, and Recording. The test taker will need a calculator when taking this exam.

The Networking Concepts test measures knowledge of the core aspects of local area networks, whether Windows NT or Novell. Designed for experienced network administrators, this test covers the following topics: Administration, Design, LAN Topologies, Network Devices, Network OS, Network Standards, Protocol Stacks, Routing Protocols, Troubleshooting, and WAN Topologies.

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 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 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.