Learn About Microsoft 70-564 Exam

70-564 Exam or Designing and Developing ASP.NET Applications Using the Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 is also known as Exam 70-564. This certification was released in January, 2009. The available languages are English and German. The exam is based on Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. After passing this exam candidate can obtain certification for the following certifications:

– Microsoft Certified Professional Developer (MCPD): ASP.NET Developer 3.5

 

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Candidate who is willing to take this exam should work in a development environment which uses Microsoft visual studio .Net 2008, Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 building ASP.Net applications. Candidates should posses:

Minimum 3 years of practical knowledge developing web based software which includes one or two years of practical knowledge developing ASP.NET-based applications

– Good knowledge of the ASP.Net technologies in the .Net framework 3.5
– Good knowledge of the ASP.NET applications event model
– Practical knowledge planning and designing user interaction solutions
– Practical knowledge creating ASP.NET applications that access data
– Practical knowledge in the full cycle of software applications

It is recommended to keep update with all new products, technical knowledge related to the exam. You can join Microsoft Community forum, community. You can subscribe to different official blogs. So that whenever anything changed you know about that. There are different practice exams, self study guides, self test engine, and certification tutorials to get well prepared before the exam. These self test engines, practice exams will prepare you the type of questions that can come in the exam. These practice exams frame the questions in the same way that comes in the real test. Training tools are very helpful to practice before the final one. The following topics should be prepared for this exam.

– Designing and Implementing Controls
– Designing the Presentation and Layout of an Application
– Accessing Data and Services
– Establishing ASP.NET Solution Structure
– Leveraging and Extending ASP.NET Architecture
– Applying security principles