What is the main difference betwen MCSE and MCSA?
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MCSA means Microsoft certified system administrator,\nMCSE means Microsoft certified system Enginner.\nwhat u think about difference between a system administrator and a system engineer.\nMCSE have 7 papers. but mcsa have only 4 of them, so there are 3 extra papers for MCSE.
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Great another idiot cheating his way to certifications! I guess thats one less job for a person who actually understands the technology! Go for the whole thing with cheating dummuy MCSE is soon to become useless because of people like you! I scored a 954 on that one without a cheat it isn't even that hard thats why i think this is hilarious ha ha ha!
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I'd give you some guide-lines/keywords. Check these up, and decide.\n\nE-Banking and its effects of over turnover, profitability and related costs (upgrading systems, safe-guarding from intrusion sessions).\n\nBasel 2 and its effect over banking.\nIf you are an auditor, then some topic based on CISA.\n\nHow does SME (Small Medium Enterprises) turn up to be, once financed by banks?\n\nHope it was helpfull.
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If you go for either the MCSD or MCAD, there is a Web development track and a SQL Server track.  If you are very familiar with those two technologies, then do a study on the changes between ASP and ASP.NET.  If anything, you can probably easy get your first MCP certification from the SQL Server track.\n\nIt definitely helps to have some experience using the .NET framework (either for Web or Windows Forms development), however, the set of books they sell for that certification is sufficient to assist in answering certain questions.\n\nIf you are already a 'seasoned' developer, then you just need to get the set of books, read the appropriate one for your particular exam one weekend and fire up the computer to do the sample code.  You may find you learn something new in the bargain.
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Yes it supports.\n\nhttp://www.mcse.ms/archive235-2005-6-1689640.html
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Yes.Both fields are open for graduates in BCA provided u've maths in ur higher secondary level.Also,u've to take entrance examination for MCA.MBA has a separate CAT examination.
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yeah MCSE's, or if you want to go networking it would be CCNA, CCNE, or if u want to start that the bottom there is compita A+, Network+ etc.
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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.
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PC.\n\nMac has less than 8% of the market.  \nMac is more expensive\nIf you are used to a PC then going to a MAC is going to take a little bit of time to get used to.\nSignificant amount of software is available for the PC compared to MAC.\nMajority of businesses use PCs over Macs\nMore repair shops and experts available for PCs\netc.
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http://portal.aauj.edu/portal_resources/downloads.jsp\nhttp://www.anwarica.com/books/search.php?search=MCSE\n\nu can get a lot by searching other than these..
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he Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) program is an IT professional certification for Microsoft products. Candidates are required to pass a Microsoft certification exam.\n\nThere are higher-level certifications such as the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) certification. To attain this higher certification, one must pass more than a handful of tests dealing with server operating systems and network infrastructure engineering. MCP exams are a subset of those for higher-level exams such as MCSE and MCSA, thus every MCSE is an MCP. The most commonly held certifications are MCP, MCSE, and MCSA.\n\nSome employers require MCP certifications for specific jobs. MCP curriculum revolves around operating systems made by Microsoft. Other operating system vendors have their own certification programs such as the Sun Certified Professional program, the Red Hat Certification Program, and the Cisco Career Certifications program.\n\nMicrosoft Certified Systems Engineer (or MCSE) is the best-known certification. As of 2006, the MCSE is available for two different products, Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003, with different sets of exams. Some Windows 2000-level exams are considered applicable to the Windows Server 2003 track.\n\nFor both tracks, candidates must pass a design exam and elective exams (for Windows 2000, one design and two electives, for Windows 2003, one of each), for a total of seven exams. The topic of these exams include network security, computer network infrastructure, Active Directory, Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft SQL Server, and other topics of both general networking interest as well as specific Microsoft products. Complete course lasts 450 hours.\n\nRefer\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/faq.asp
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If you're CCNP, you're probably on a good way ;-)\nWhy don't go try MCSE certifications?
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Go to http://www.google.co.uk/ and type in MCSE Courses in London. There are hundreds of pages. Below are just 3 to start.\nhttp://www.affordabletraining.co.uk/ is probably the best.
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The Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) credential is the premier certification for professionals who analyze the business requirements and design and implement the infrastructure for business solutions based on the Microsoft Windows 2000 platform and Microsoft Windows Server System. Implementation responsibilities include installing, configuring, and troubleshooting network systems. Learn more about MCSE job functions by reading the MCSE Job Task Analysis (Microsoft Word 925 KB).
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J2se-Java 2 second edition\nJ2ee-Java 2 Enterprise Edition\nJ2me-Java 2 Millenium edition\nall are different .They have "some" diffrent synataxs as in C and C++.more on i  think u should learn j2se or u'll get confused in the syntax.As i haved learned first c and now c++.My sir told me that it's not bad to learn c but there is no need of that but ur ideas are more clear.
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In my experience, I found that the guides from TESTKING for the MCSE are really good! \n\nThey basically give you a clone of the exam. it's almost a matter of memorizing the questions and you'll get something very  similar on the exam... check it out...
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McShield.dll is a McAffee file. Not sure about the other one.