CIW Web Foundations Associate - Exam -1D0-610
1 New City College
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The CIW Web Foundations Associate exam 1D0-610 lasts for 90 minutes and contains 90 questions across the three course areas – Internet Business Associate, Site Development Associate and Network Technology Associate. In order to pass the exam, candidates need to achieve a score of 63.33%.
CIW Internet Business Associate
Identify
• Job roles in the IT industry.
• Infrastructure required to access the internet.
• Basic principles of Domain Name System (DNS).
• Web browser functions and features.
• Security issues related to internet clients.
• Principles of Personal Information Management (PIM).
• Ethical and legal issues faced by IT professionals.
Define
• Important internet communication protocols and their roles in delivering internet services.
• Additional networking and internet services.
• Essential social networking and web 2.0 concepts.
Demonstrate
• Ways to communicate effectively using the internet.
CIW Site Development Associate
Identify
• Design and colours principles for webpages.
• Essential website navigation issues.
• Steps in the website planning and development process.
• Management, testing and legal issues in developing a website.
• Benefits and drawbacks of running your own web server using a service provider.
• Common strategies for managing an end-user’s experience.
Define
• XML and identifying its features and appropriate use.
• Essential aspects of CSS.
• E-Commerce and related technologies.
• Concepts necessary to develop a secure, useful interface.
Demonstrate
• The knowledge required to build a web page.
• Knowledge of languages commonly used to provide database connectivity to websites.
Network Technology Associate
Identify
• The role of networking hardware and how to configure it for operation.
• The relationship between IP addresses and domain names.
• The functions and components of servers commonly used on the internet.
• Common internet security and availability issues.
• Common performance issues affecting internet clients.
Demonstrate
• Knowledge of basic data communications components.
• Technical knowledge of the internet.
• An understanding of virtualisation.
Explain
• Concepts involving personal privacy protection on the internet.
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