Using Computer & Mobile Devices DL-00-B02

Exam: Using Computer & Mobile Devices    |    Exam Version: DL-00-B02    |    Status: ACTIVE


This course and its milestone exam develop and assess essential skills for using computers, mobile devices, software, and networks effectively. You'll learn to:

  • Operate computers and mobile devices using common controls and features
  • Manage files and use local, removable, and cloud-based storage
  • Select, use, and update operating systems and application software
  • Configure networks and apply appropriate security and privacy practices
  • Understand innovations such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things

By earning the Using Computer & Mobile Devices credential, candidates demonstrate the practical knowledge needed to use modern devices, applications, networks, and digital services confidently in personal, educational, and professional settings.


Milestone exam details:

  • 28 questions, including single-select, multi-select, dropdown, and image-based questions
  • 40-minute time limit
  • Passing score: 65%
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Exam Syllabus

Last updated: September 16, 2025

Aligned with Exam DL-00-B02

  • Explore and understand core computing concepts.
  • Perform essential computing operations.
  • Analyze system components and evaluate the impact of software on performance.
  • Utilize cloud storage to improve usability and foster collaboration.
  • Explain procedures for handling, installation, configuration, and troubleshooting of internal computer hardware in scenarios such as system upgrades and custom PC builds.
  • Identify different types and functions of software.
  • Install and configure software programs.
  • Distinguish between system software and application software.
  • Evaluate software solutions for task-specific usability.
  • Evaluate and apply software solutions and operating system tools for task-specific usability, and cross-platform troubleshooting.
  • Describe key networking terminology, components, and protocols used in wired and wireless networks.
  • Set up, configure, and secure wired and wireless networks using appropriate protocols and security settings.
  • Compare wireless security protocols and authentication methods to evaluate strengths, weaknesses, and appropriate use cases.
  • Evaluate network security features and identify potential vulnerabilities in wired and wireless setups.
  • Identify and troubleshoot common wired and wireless network issues using systematic diagnostic methods and appropriate networking tools, such as cable testers, Wi-Fi analyzers, and configuration utilities.
  • Connect, configure, and support mobile devices by managing ports, accessories, and wireless connectivity for data sharing and application access.
  • Demonstrate and implement methods for mobile device synchronization with other systems, including laptops and desktops, for data continuity and access.
  • Understand the significance of key computing innovations.
  • Demonstrate practical applications of computing innovations.
  • Analyze the impact of computing innovations on various industries.
  • Evaluate potential future developments and societal effects of computing innovations.