[Retired Exam] Microsoft (98-380): Introduction to Programming Using Block-Based Languages (Touch Develop)
The MeasureUp 98-30: Introduction to Programming Using Block-Based Languages (Touch Develop) practice test is designed to help students prepare for and pass Microsoft's 98-380 MTA exam.
Candidates should have experience with block-based programming languages such as Microsoft Touch Develop, MIT Scratch, and Google Blockly. Candidates should understand algorithms and common program control structures.
Candidates should be able to apply strategies to solve computational problems, design algorithms, and work with data representation. Candidates should also be able to use modeling and simulation to solve problems and code programs in block-based programming. Candidates should understand security in Internet communications and the software development process.
These questions may contain out-of-date information and are no longer used to prepare for official certifications. However, they can still be used to develop knowledge in a range of areas.
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This test contains 120 questions and covers the following objectives:
- Apply Strategies to Solve Computational Problems - 18
- Design Algorithms - 30
- Work with Data Representation in Block-Based Programming Languages - 18
- Solve Computational Problems by Using Modeling and Simulation - 12
- Code Programs in Block-Based Programming - 18
- Assess Personal Security in Internet Communications - 12
- Examine the Software Development Process - 12