Scripting Certification

The holder of a SL Certification has demostrated compency in basic SL User Interface, SL Permissions

This certification exams consisted objective type questions such as true/false or multiple choice questions and simulated labs for examining a candidate's expertise. For this reason, it is essential that those aspiring for SL Scripting certification have sufficient hands-on experience. The majority of questions will require the writing of scripts.

Certifications

Core Scripting

Topics:

• Syntax & Logic
  • Conditionals
  • Functions
  • Events
• Debugging
• Asset Permissions
• Setting Properties
• LSL Caveats/Constraints
• User Communications
  • Chat
  • Dialog
  • Instant Message

Intermediate Specialties

Media Management

Topics:

• Land based Audio & Video

Asset Management

Topics:

• Inventory

Avatar Permissions

Topics:

• Animation
• Camera
• Controls
• Money

Basic Animation

Topics:

• Object animation
• Texture animation
• Particle systems

Attachments

Topics:

• HUD
• Body

Movement

Topics:

• Objects
• Linked Prims

Detection & Sensing

Topics:

Dataserver

Topics:

Physics & Collisions

Topics:

Data Management

Topics:

• String Parsing
• Manipulating Large Datasets

Script Communications

Description: Interacting with other scripts Topics:

• Chat
• Link Message
• Email

External Communications

Description: Interacting with external data stores & web content
Topics:

• Email
• HTTP
• XML-RPC

Advanced Specialties

Applied Animation

Topics:

• Object animation
• Texture animation
• Particle systems

Agent Interaction/UI

Requires: Data Management
Topics:

• Chat Interfaces
• Touch based UI
• Dialog UI
• Notecard Config

Vehicles

Topics:

Database Creation

Requires: Data Management
Topics:

Test Scoring

Proposal A

This complex scoring system allows for sections to be tailored so that less important sections have less impact on the score without upsetting the balance of points.

• Each section is scored seperately.
• Each question will be worth some number of points.
• Each section would have a set number of points that could count towards the total.
  • A hypothetical section may contain 20 points worth of questions only 15 would be counted.
  • This would allow for the user to get a certain number of questions wrong in a section without it effecting the score.
• The section scores would be totaled and then a pass/fail would be determined based on some set number of points that could be missed.
  • The total section usable points may add up to something like 200 but the user would only need something like 190 to pass.