developing certification paths?

I am new to the microsoft certifications and i am wondering if there is a
easy to follow chart of certifications. For example if i wanted to start off
with the an easier ciertification and take courses that i could later use to
get higher certifications and so forth. Any information would be of help.
Thanks.

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CVillalba wrote:

> I am new to the microsoft certifications and i am wondering if there is a
> easy to follow chart of certifications. For example if i wanted to start off
> with the an easier ciertification and take courses that i could later use to
> get higher certifications and so forth. Any information would be of help.
> Thanks.

Possibly this :
<http://mehranikoo.net/CS/archive/2006/08/03/MCPD_MCTS_ReqsSimplified.aspx>

Thanks for the info i think this is a good starting point.

"Cerebrus" wrote:

>
> CVillalba wrote:
>
> > I am new to the microsoft certifications and i am wondering if there is a
> > easy to follow chart of certifications. For example if i wanted to start off
> > with the an easier ciertification and take courses that i could later use to
> > get higher certifications and so forth. Any information would be of help.
> > Thanks.
>
> Possibly this :
> <http://mehranikoo.net/CS/archive/2006/08/03/MCPD_MCTS_ReqsSimplified.aspx>
>
>

Graphical display of MCP -> MCTS -> MCPD path:
http://www.cygen.com/blog/index.php/...ined-mctsmcpd/

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Brett Romero
MCPD and MCITP Certification Resources
http://www.cygen.com/blog/index.php/...ertifications/

Very helpful. Just the kind of thing i was looking for. Thank you.

"brett" wrote:

> Graphical display of MCP -> MCTS -> MCPD path:
> http://www.cygen.com/blog/index.php/...ined-mctsmcpd/
>
> ------
> Brett Romero
> MCPD and MCITP Certification Resources
> http://www.cygen.com/blog/index.php/...ertifications/
>
>