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February 2005
An Updated Look at CIW Certifications
by Emmett Dulaney
Last
month, I covered the newly updated CIW Foundations exam. Taken alone, this
exam earns you certification as a CIW Associate, but it is also the cornerstone
exam upon which almost all other CIW certifications are built — you must
pass it in order to obtain almost any other CIW certification.
This month, I'll take an updated look at the other certification offerings from CIW, and what the requirements are for each of the vendor-neutral, Internet-related certifications they currently offer.
All exams are offered through both Prometric
and VUE testing centers, and
most are priced at $125 (there are a few deviations). In addition to the exams,
CIW also creates training material (their primary purpose, you might say), and
all exam questions are pulled from courseware. That does not mean that you have
to sit through the training classes and read the courseware to learn what is
on the exams, but it certainly helps. (An alternative is to look for training
material, such as study guides in the bookstore, that have been approved by
CIW.)
There are eight certifications now available, and they are as follows:
CIW Associate
This is the cornerstone certification required for almost everything else. To obtain it, you must
pass one exam — CIW Foundations (1D0-510), which consists of 85 questions. There are three subject areas that it focuses upon:
- Internet Business Foundations
- Site Development Foundations
- Networking Technology
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