Just Passed 70-315

55 questions to be answered in 2 hours. My score was 936.

José Ramón Rodríguez

Hi, can you please tell me what type of exam pattern was that. Was it
fixed form type or an adaptive-form. Can you please explain me how di
it look like. for example where you asked to choose one from a give
set of options or where you asked to describe the answer in one or tw
sentence.

Thanks
Dee

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asadeen

Fixed form, these exams are not adaptive, this is the second one I take (I
also did 70-316) and they were very similar in format. It was all multiple
choice question.

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> set of options or where you asked to describe the answer in one or two
> sentence.
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> Thanks
> Deen
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José R. Rodríguez

Jose,

Could you say a couple of words about 70-316?
Judging by 3rd party practice tests it seems to be rather stringent, testing
your knowledge not only on desktop applications, but the most part of the
framework and tools (and I've also seen questions that hardly relate to
desktop programming, such as remote debugging of a component used in a Web
application).

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"José R. Rodríguez" <> wrote in message
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> Fixed form, these exams are not adaptive, this is the second one I take (I
> also did 70-316) and they were very similar in format. It was all
multiple
> choice question.
>
> "asadeen" <> wrote in message
> news:...
> >
> > Hi, can you please tell me what type of exam pattern was that. Was it a
> > fixed form type or an adaptive-form. Can you please explain me how did
> > it look like. for example where you asked to choose one from a given
> > set of options or where you asked to describe the answer in one or two
> > sentence.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Deen
> >
> >
> > asadeen
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Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]

"Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]" <x-> wrote:

>Jose,
>
>Could you say a couple of words about 70-316?
>Judging by 3rd party practice tests it seems to be rather stringent, testing
>your knowledge not only on desktop applications, but the most part of the
>framework and tools (and I've also seen questions that hardly relate to
>desktop programming, such as remote debugging of a component used in a Web
>application).

The exam's NDA should prevent anyone from actually stating whether or not those questions
appeared on the exam. Also there is no trace of "Desktop Applications" anywhere
in the exam title.

"Developing and Implementing Windows-based Applications with
Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET"

-Windows-based Applications:
Console, Windows forms applications
and class libraries/assemblies that
may be used by (but aren't limited to)
those type of applications

-Microsoft Visual C# .NET:
The C# Language, the Framework and
some of the tools that come with the
Framework SDK

-Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
more tools to know about.

....and it doesn't event mention "Consuming and Manipulating Data" in there.

Questions on the framework in the namespaces typically used in the
development of "Windows-based applications" are fair game.

http://www.microsoft.com/learning/ex...316.asp#SKILLs

Under the objective
Creating and Managing Components and .NET Assemblies

You can find something as "bizarre" as

Create a Windows control.
- Host a Windows control inside Microsoft Internet Explorer.

Under
Creating User Services
find
Instantiate and invoke a Web service or component.
-Instantiate and invoke a Web service.

An according to Kalani's preparation guide "debugging a
remote process" (and configuration thereof) is fair game because of

Testing and Debugging
Debug, rework, and resolve defects in code.
- Configure the debugging environment

e.g. you're debugging a user's problem over the network from your machine
(windows service on the server would be more likely but the that's 70-320)

Desktop developers from larger organizations** would probably be startled by
"Deploying a Windows-based Application" but because the installation
tools are part of VS.NET (and as per client installation is a
more frequent than per site installation) it is fair game, and it includes the
System.Configuration.Install namespace.
(**they usually aren't responsible for the installation package
of their product).

"Configuring and Securing a Windows-based Application"
And the days are gone where security was simply getting past the logon
(like that isn't complicated enough, especially in some "wild" distributed scenarios),
now you have to make sure through code based security that your components
aren't being used in a malicious manner, "out of context".

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