The interviewer overall made me feel very comfortable and welcome. He first asked general questions about myself, such as how I heard about the job and my expected graduation date.

He asked why I chose Microsoft, about projects I've worked on, and gave me a problem to solve. I was not asked to code.

The emails inviting me to the interview provided resources that suggested I would need to know much more than was actually asked of me in this interview.

Why I Chose Microsoft

What my favourite Microsoft product is and how I would improve it.

What makes a good programmer.

Describe a project I've worked on before, and approximately how many lines of code I wrote for it.

Describe a time when things weren't going well in a group project and how we overcame it.

Explain multithreading in layman's terms.

Solve a non-coding, logical thinking problem.