As a Windows client developer, knowing how to optimize Windows code and track bugs are givens. But you also know how to use Microsoft Visual Studio and the Microsoft .NET framework to design, develop, test, and deploy Windows-based applications that run on both corporate servers and desktop computers. Your key talents include understanding multiple Windows application models and n-tier applications, and knowing how to work with object-oriented programming, algorithms, data structures, and multi-threading. Windows Developers have an in-depth understanding of software engineering principles, software life cycles, and security principles.

ASP.Net Developer introduces you to software development processes, computer software, different languages, techniques and technologies used in the software development process. When you earn the Microsoft Certified Professional Developer (MCPD) credential, you demonstrate your ability to use Microsoft Visual Studio and the Microsoft .NET Framework to excel in a specific, real-world job role. The MCPD credential validates a comprehensive set of skills required to be successful on the job, and gives hiring managers and potential customers a reliable indicator of your job performance. This credential offers a simple, targeted framework that makes the certification paths easier to understand and allows you to stand out from the crowd.