I was brought in for an interview through my school's campus recruiting.

The recruiter asked me several questions, about ten in total. These included:

• Two programming questions about singly-linked lists. These were fairly straightforward, such as removing an element from the list.
• A couple of technical theory questions. For example, "What are the differences between processes and threads?" or "Why do we use threads?"
• The remaining questions were related to my work history and my personality.

There really weren't any big surprises here. If you're applying for this job, you probably have a CS degree of some sort under your belt.

Unless you've been practically sleeping through your classes throughout your degree, it shouldn't be difficult to answer most or all of these questions fully and intelligently.