Blueprint: MEF-CECP Certification Exam

Examinations are constructed using an examination blueprint — a widely accepted tool used within professions to design examinations. The blueprint, also referred to as the test specifications, identifies the content areas covered on the examination. For each content area, the blueprint outlines the weighting of the area, the topics, levels of competence, and learning objectives and competencies examined. The blueprint also provides information on the proportion of each question type presented in the examination (for example, multiple-choice, short-answer).

Students should use the examination blueprint to prepare for the examination. The blueprint may not include all topics listed in the course materials; however, students are responsible for acquiring a broad-based knowledge of all topics, including those not listed in the blueprint, since their understanding of these topics will be tested in assignment and self-test questions. The topics not listed in the blueprint will also provide a greater depth of understanding of the course.

The MEF-CECP exam is regularly updated to ensure that MEF-CECP certification tracks current standards. Below is a list of MEF-CECP exam blueprints and the current status of each.

References for this exam:

MEF 10.3
MEF 6.2
MEF 26.1
MEF 51(star)
MEF 45
MEF 10.3
MEF 26.1
MEF 23.2
MEF 41
MEF 17
MEF 30.1 / MEF 30.1.1
MEF 35.1
IEEE 802.1Q (ag)
ITU-T Y.1731
MEF 8
MEF 22.1
MEF 48 / MEF 50
IEEE 802.1Q / IEEE 1588v2
IETF RFCs: 2544, 4448, 4761, 5921, 5960
ITU-T G.8032, G.8031, G.826x, Y.1731 Y.1564IEEE 803.3-2012
IEEE 802.1Q
MEF 10.3
MEF 26.1
CE 2.0 Blueprint
CE 2.0 Technical Foundation Document
MEF-CECP Exam Blueprint "D"