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How to prepare for 1D0-520 exam.

The CIW v5 Site Designer (1D0-520) test objectives are not product-specific or system-specific. The CIW v5 Site Designer (1D0-520) test focuses on the combination of basic technical and non-technical skills and knowledge required for those interested in Web site development and design. Before taking the CIW v5 Site Designer exam 1D0-520, you should practice the following:

  1. Identify and manage elements of the Web site development process.
  2. Identify elements of the Web site project and design.
  3. Identify steps in the Web site planning and development process.
  4. Create a Web page and add images to the Web page.
  5. Know the ethical and legal issues relevant to Web development and design.

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How to prepare for 9A0-048 exam.

The Adobe Photoshop CS 2 Recertification Exam measures your knowledge and expertise on Adobe Photoshop CS2. Before taking the 9A0-048 exam, you should practice the following:

  1. Retouch and modify an image using different tools available in the toolbox.
  2. Create and modify shape layers and paths using pen tools and shape tools.
  3. Create different effects using Blending modes to the layers.
  4. Create different effects using layer styles, Gradients and Patterns.
  5. Create and modify a selection in Quick Mask Mode.

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How to prepare for CX310-091 exam.

The CX310-091(Sun Certified Business Component Developer for the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 5) test checks your ability to understand, test, and develop basic EJB code. It requires you to have a good understanding of enterprise Java beans 3.0, and the ability to write code for well-defined design applications. The test asks all sorts of tricky questions, which you might not encounter in the real world. Practicing the following things with the subject will make you confident enough of scoring well in the test:

  1. Identify characteristics, programming restrictions, and benefits of EJB 3.0. Understand the responsibilities of the EJB container and those of a Bean Provider.
  2. Understand the differences between stateless session beans, stateful session beans, and message-driven beans for EJB 3.0.
  3. Identify correctly implemented deployment descriptor elements for an enterprise Java bean.
  4. Identify the responsibilities of the container and the services that it provides in the Enterprise JavaBeans version 3.0.
  5. Use annotations and deployment descriptor in code and understand how the two mechanisms interact.
  6. Understand the life cycle of session and message-driven beans. Understand the use of PostConstruct and PreDestroy methods.

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