which course of microsoft has the best work?(mcse or mcsd ...) what is your recommendation?
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you need to work on step , but the first is the MCSE then the MSCD , but if you looking for a network carrer try the CCNA with the MSCE as CCNA talk more about the hardware and MCSE more about the software , you need both .
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It is a certification programme in Microsoft technologies like .NET, SQL Server, etc\nLog on to www.microsoft.com and look for education and MCSE exams (Microsoft Certified Software Engineer).\nStudy material can be bought from any leading bookstore. Just ask for the topic that you are interested in from Microsoft Publication.\nJust search google for mock MCSE papers (there's a site called dump or dumpster or something I forgot the name but it is good for mock papers)
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Do you really mean in MS Project Server, or MS Project Professional (Desktop) using MS Project Server-related features ?\n\nCourses focused solely on MS Project Server are hard to come by.\n\nIIL features a series of courses that incorporate Server features, but not a course dedicated to just Server, as far as I know.
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I went to a school that was supposed to ready me for the A+ test. I was no more ready for that test after the school than I was when I started. If you are already computer savvy and I'm betting you probably are, go get a few books from a one of those huge chain book stores and start studying. It's a hell of allot cheaper than signing up for some crash course being taught by people not much smarter than you are and that are just out to make a buck off you. Go invest in some good A+ books start studying and in about 5 or 6 months go take the test. Pay for A+ certified folks vary, but depending on where you live, they can make anywhere between 10 and 15 bucks an hour, but then again it all depends on how much of a true computer nerd you are. If you really know your shiznit, you can make good money if you also have the MCSE certification. Problem with the MCSE is you have to re-cert. every three years, so I was like fvck that. School for me is a means to an end, not something you have to keep torturing yourself with day after day for the rest of your life just to earn a living. If you choose the computer biz that's what kind of life you are in for. Technology changes so rapidly with computers, if you want to make any serious coin in the industry, you will have to go to school for the rest of your life. Sorry, I'm way too old for that shiznit!!!
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try mcsa first (like me.) it's cheap (around $400) and relatively useful. my friend in IT says that his pay would double with the MSCE, but he had to get his MCIS degree first.
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The best PG course for you would be:\n1.MCA\n\nThe other courses are as follows:\n2.MBA\n3.PGDCA (Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application)\n4.BEd\n5.MSc (Electronics)\n6.Msc (Applied Physics)
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The best is to get your MCSA/MCSE. MCSA trains you to become a network administrator. MCSE is to be a network engineer.\n\nCompTia is strictly for network security.
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As an employer, I do not look for qualifications in IT staff. The current A+ Certification course is at least 10 years out of date!! Frankly the knowledge required to pass the course will not benefit either you or a prospective employer. I would skip the A+ and go straight to MCSE.\n\nAs for MCSE, I once employed someone who had 5 MCSEs (out of a possible 6 at that time). He spent 3 hours trying to work out why his PC would not switch on (on first day at work). The problem?? It was not plugged in to the wall. Exams are not everything!!\n\nYour general ability, aptitude and approachability will be your greatest asset. MCSEs are good, but anyone can learn a subject 'parrott fashion'. You need to be 'instinctive'. \n\nThe problems posted here on Yahoo will be the type of problem solving that you need to do!! \n\nGood Luck.
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"microsoft xp"\nin my point of view this is the best WOS, i am using in for last 4 years & i never had any prob by this.
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As of my knowledge, its Microsoft Certified System Eng.-\nMCSE.
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Shruti I think ICSE is the best one as it contains less but important syllabus and the way of giving marks in boards is really very scoring for students and there is no minus marking in any way for wrong or unwritten answers.
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Seem like you have a bit of pressure straighten the path of your career. You can start by taking a course, read some tech. news/reviews/blogs or even try to write it.\nRunning a biz required a good knowledge and deep understanding to the core of your biz objective.\nI'd say you take the MCSE before you think about taking A+, I don't think A+ is necessary for your plan
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Companies use Oracle more than Microsoft, although it'd be good to get some experience with SQL.  I've used both, and never seen any real huge difference between the two.  The coomands are generally the same, the logic is generally the same.
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u can go for Commerce,PCM or PCBiology....Acc. to me PCM is best....
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MCSE is not A exam but a series of core and elective exams. I am about 50% thru and I have over 8 years working in corporate networks as well as deploying smaller networks and the questions are not easy, they shouldn't be.\n\nQuestions are based more from MS's way of doing things more than real world with a lot of dated questions plus issues that are not likely to ever arise.\n\nThere are those folks that have used exam prep books that are able to basically memorize their way thru the exam and have no working knowledge of how to actually do what they just tested on.\n\nRight now is a great time to go try a MS exam as you can get a free retake thru the end of this month. I would suggest the 70-270 or 70-290 as a starting point.
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Try Microsoft Student....
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Yes.  There is a set of skills tests for each of the Microsoft Office programs, and different skill levels you can be certified at.  The Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer/Microsoft Office User Specialist Exam (MCSE/MOUSE) can be taken in any of the Office applications - Access, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, or Word.  THere are training courses for these tests as well.  The local community college near where I live offers them.