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The Adobe Certified Expert - AEM Assets Developer certification is the industry-recognized validation of one's proficiency in Adobe Experience Manager. This certification requires that you are able to: organize AEM assets using tagging, customize AEM workflows that work on AEM Assets, create custom metadata schema, create OSGI bundles to manage AEM Assets, manage content packages with AEM Package Manager, manage asset renditions, and can replicate AEM Assets

At a minimum, the candidate seeking to become certified as an Adobe Experience Manager Assets Developer has:

1+ years CMS experience

1+ years CQ 5.x/AEM 6.x experience

1+ years Java developer experience

Understands taxonomies and AEM tagging, AEM workflows, JCR, Sling, OSGi and databases

Exam number: AD0-E100

Exam name: Adobe Experience Manager 6 Assets Developer

Certificate level: Certified Expert

Available languages: English

Number of questions: 50

Formats: Multiple choice and multiple select

Duration: 65 minutes

Delivery: Online proctored (requires camera access) or test center proctored

Passing mark: 72% or 550 using a scaled score format of 300 to 700

Price: $180 USD

●You should be able interpret client needs in order to recommend the appropriate workflow strategies.

●You should know how to create custom asset workflows and custom workflow steps, modify existing asset workflows, and integrate workflows with InDesign Server.

●You should be able to generate renditions of different sizes and types, and make decisions required to customize metadata schema for different asset types.

●You should be able to evaluate a taxonomy hierarchy based on a client’s use case, enable assets to be easily searchable, and configure assets for translation.

You should be able to make decisions required to develop OSGi bundles to manipulate assets.

A. The file extension is not registered as an allowed asset MIMES in the OSGI config, Day CQ DAM Asset Upload Restriction.

B. The file extension is case-sensitive and should be all lower case.

C. The user does not have permission to upload an asset with the specific file extension.

D. The MIME Type mapping setup for the file extension does not exist in OSGI config, Day CQ Scene7 Asset Mime type Service.

A. Reduce the number of renditions generated for images.

B. Increase the memory and use a multi-core CPU for the instance.

C. Set up a dedicated processing instance for asset ingestion.

D. Limit the concurrent authors allowed on the author instance.

A. Customize the Assets Admin Search rail to include a Single Property Predicate and configure the property name to the SKU number

B. Customize the image metadata schema and add a new Multi Value Text field for the SKU number

C. Customize the Assets Admin Search rail to include a Multi Value Property Predicate and configure the property name to the SKU number

D. Customize the image metadata schema and add a new Single Line Text field for the SKU number

A. The user lacks CREATE permission to the path /content/dam/projectB

B. The path /content/dam/projectB does not exist

C. The user lacks READ permission to the asset in /content/dam/projectA

D. The asset in /content/dam/projectA/asset.jpg does not exist

A. The namespace 'myProject' isn't registered.

B. The text field does NOT accept special characters.

C. The property name 'myProject:photographer' is too long.

D. The property 'myProject:photographer' already exists and is causing conflicts.

A. In asset metadata editor, create and assign the “hiking” tag to all mountain assets.

B. In asset metadata editor, add the keyword “hiking” in search boosting to all mountain assets.

C. Add the keyword “hiking” to the Content and Status of the mountain assets in metadata.

D. Ensure the mountain assets are placed before the hiking assets in a folder named “hiking”.