Passed 98-375 - MTA: HTML5 Application Development Fundamentals

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Did the test today and passed! (just about scraped it). It was considerably more difficult than the MTA in Windows Operating System Fundamentals that I did recently. I know it's just an entry cert, but I'm elated at my achievement. My advice to anyone taking this exam is to practice a lot on your JavaScript/jQuery. Unless you're a seasoned HTML/CSS/JavaScript web designer/developer, this exam is no walk in the park ;)

 

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Congrats on the pass!

Score doesn't matter, a pass is a pass.

What's up next?

 

Thanks for the kind words!

You're definitely right, a pass is a pass.

Next up is MTA: Networking fundamentals me thinks ;)

 

Can you please elaborate? The coursebook only mentions jQuery in one paragraph. This doesn't make sense to me for it to be a major part of the exam. Also can you give some advice? Is studying from the official coursebook enough to pass the test?

 

I passed the exam today on my first attempt! Many are easy if you study from the official book. There are some questions that aren't from the book pertaining to JavaScript. I don't think the book should be a study guide if they aren't putting all of the material in it! I'm just relived I passed.