Opengl Programming

The exam includes 60 multiple‑choice questions and 3 hands‑on coding tasks. You have 90 minutes to complete it.

Anyone developing or planning to develop real‑time graphics applications—professional or student.

Basic programming and linear algebra knowledge is required; the exam covers OpenGL concepts from setup to advanced rendering.

Study the OpenGL specification, follow tutorials on GLFW/GLAD setup, practice writing GLSL shaders, and build small demo applications.

A minimum score of 70% overall and successful completion of hands‑on tasks are needed for certification.

Yes. You may retake it after a 14‑day waiting period.

Certification remains valid for three years. Renewal requires passing a brief refresher assessment.

A development environment with OpenGL 3.3+ support, a C/C++ compiler, GLFW (or equivalent), and GLAD/GLEW for function loading.

Yes. You will implement context setup, buffer creation, and shader programs to demonstrate practical skills.

It validates your graphics programming expertise, making you more competitive for roles in game development, simulation, and visualization.