MCSE
MCSE
I know there are a bunch of tech guys on these forums...so I have a quick question. I have my a+ certification, and my freshman year of college I took all general classes (Math, english etc.) I am already enrolled in deeper computer information systems classes for the fall, but I'm not sure of exactly what I would need aside from a degree to pursue a networking/IT career. Would I have to get Microsoft certification, and if so, what's the most effecient way to go about obtaining it. Any help would be great, thanks guys.
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Re: MCSE
MCSE or MCSA are both good to have, but most employers also want some experience too (not just a "paper cert").
You can get em with a "boot camp" approach, but I got mine (MCSE) by getting a training CD and going to all the braindump sites before each test.
It really helps to know the format of the questions. I even saw questions that were identical to the braindump.
Cisco certifications are good to have too, but the tests are a lot harder.
Might also want to look ar CWNA (Certified Wireless Network Admin). The test was pretty easy.
The only drawback is you have to re-certify every few years.
You can get em with a "boot camp" approach, but I got mine (MCSE) by getting a training CD and going to all the braindump sites before each test.
It really helps to know the format of the questions. I even saw questions that were identical to the braindump.
Cisco certifications are good to have too, but the tests are a lot harder.
Might also want to look ar CWNA (Certified Wireless Network Admin). The test was pretty easy.
The only drawback is you have to re-certify every few years.