As copied from the Microsoft Learning site.

Creating a WPF Application (13 percent)

• Select an application typeConfigure event handling.

• Configure commands.

• Configure page-based navigation.

• Configure application settings.

• Manage application responsiveness.

Building User Interfaces (20 percent)

• Select and configure content controls.

• Select and configure item controls.

• Select and configure layout panels.

• Integrate Windows Forms controls into a WPF application.

• Create user and custom controls.

Adding and Managing Content (16 percent)

• Create and display two-dimensional and three-dimensional graphics.

• Create and manipulate documents.

• Add multimedia content.

• Manage binary resources.

• Manage images.

Binding to Data Sources (23 percent)

• Configure binding options.

• Bind to a data collection.

• Bind to a property of another element.

• Convert and validate data.

• Configure notification of changes in underlying data.

Customizing Appearance (20 percent)

• Create a consistent user interface appearance by using styles.

• Change the appearance of a UI element by using triggers.

• Add interactivity by using animations.

• Share logical resources throughout an application.

• Change the appearance of a control by using templates.

• Localize a WPF application.

Configuring and Deploying WPF Applications (8 percent)

• Deploy for standalone access.

• Deploy to a partial trust environment.

• Deploy an XBAP application.

• Manage upgrades.

• Configure the security settings of an application deployment.