Help : Need a proven approach advise ....!!!

Dear all,

How to approach the learning of that exam 70-300 which is my last one for my
MCSD.. ?
All previous exam I pass was based on writing code sample application and
implementing what you try to learn and visualy noticed if it works or not.
For this exam is pure theory document based on differtent parameters...

How to approcah that learning stuff.

Thnaks for your helps
serge

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My suggestions:
1. Get the Transcender sample for the 300. The 300 is very different from
the other exams you are used to. The Transcender exam sample will give you an
idea of what the real exam is like without having to pay anything.
2. Read the exam cram book. It helped me. Get it from the public library if
you have to.
3. Go through MSDN for each of the items in the "Skills being measured"
section of the Preparation Guide, especially understand the Microsoft
Solution Framework and what it means.
Best of luck on your exam and congratulations on your previous passes.
--
Larry J. West, MCSD, MCPD, MCTS:SQL Server 2005, MOUS, FLMI, ACS


"calderara" wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> How to approach the learning of that exam 70-300 which is my last one for my
> MCSD.. ?
> All previous exam I pass was based on writing code sample application and
> implementing what you try to learn and visualy noticed if it works or not.
> For this exam is pure theory document based on differtent parameters...
>
> How to approcah that learning stuff.
>
> Thnaks for your helps
> serge

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I understand you calderara, because in my case and most of my coworkers, we
don't even draw a single line or write docs for the new developments we have
to deliver to our customers.

I believe that for the sake of the theory is good to know how to do it, but
in real life, we barely make sketches or draws of what we design

"calderara" <> wrote in message
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> Thnaks for your comments larry.
>
> One question still that remoans in my mind. This all theory on managing
> project and wrtie all those documents etc.... IN real life do you apply
> this
> MSF approach ? Most of the time in real life you have a project in hands
> and
> you need to deliver it in quite short time. Whioch means no time for
> writing
> all those doicuements. IN my dayly works for instance docuemtn are limited
> to
> basic project goal and then go straight awa to specs simpley becasue of
> lack
> of time and push from customer or boss.
>
> How it is in your case ?
>
> regards
> serge
>
> "LarryWestMCSD" wrote:
>
>> My suggestions:
>> 1. Get the Transcender sample for the 300. The 300 is very different
>> from
>> the other exams you are used to. The Transcender exam sample will give
>> you an
>> idea of what the real exam is like without having to pay anything.
>> 2. Read the exam cram book. It helped me. Get it from the public library
>> if
>> you have to.
>> 3. Go through MSDN for each of the items in the "Skills being measured"
>> section of the Preparation Guide, especially understand the Microsoft
>> Solution Framework and what it means.
>> Best of luck on your exam and congratulations on your previous passes.
>> --
>> Larry J. West, MCSD, MCPD, MCTS:SQL Server 2005, MOUS, FLMI, ACS
>>
>>
>> "calderara" wrote:
>>
>> > Dear all,
>> >
>> > How to approach the learning of that exam 70-300 which is my last one
>> > for my
>> > MCSD.. ?
>> > All previous exam I pass was based on writing code sample application
>> > and
>> > implementing what you try to learn and visualy noticed if it works or
>> > not.
>> > For this exam is pure theory document based on differtent parameters...
>> >
>> > How to approcah that learning stuff.
>> >
>> > Thnaks for your helps
>> > serge

Blackmetal

I haven't taken that exam but in a near future, I will be more like taking
it and anyways, for the sake of the theory and the exam, I'll have to study.

I remember when I started in the company am working at, I asked to one of my
coworkers (because I was learning about the software we develop), I asked:
"do you have any database structures or dfds?" and the guy just said:
"well...we don't have any" and I started to learn about our systems little
by little.

"calderara" <> wrote in message
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> Hio larry.
> Actually I go through the whole MS Press bokk for 70-300 but I feel it is
> quite fusy. I will try to get the Cram book you mention.
>
> serge
>
> "LarryWestMCSD" wrote:
>
>> My suggestions:
>> 1. Get the Transcender sample for the 300. The 300 is very different
>> from
>> the other exams you are used to. The Transcender exam sample will give
>> you an
>> idea of what the real exam is like without having to pay anything.
>> 2. Read the exam cram book. It helped me. Get it from the public library
>> if
>> you have to.
>> 3. Go through MSDN for each of the items in the "Skills being measured"
>> section of the Preparation Guide, especially understand the Microsoft
>> Solution Framework and what it means.
>> Best of luck on your exam and congratulations on your previous passes.
>> --
>> Larry J. West, MCSD, MCPD, MCTS:SQL Server 2005, MOUS, FLMI, ACS
>>
>>
>> "calderara" wrote:
>>
>> > Dear all,
>> >
>> > How to approach the learning of that exam 70-300 which is my last one
>> > for my
>> > MCSD.. ?
>> > All previous exam I pass was based on writing code sample application
>> > and
>> > implementing what you try to learn and visualy noticed if it works or
>> > not.
>> > For this exam is pure theory document based on differtent parameters...
>> >
>> > How to approcah that learning stuff.
>> >
>> > Thnaks for your helps
>> > serge

Blackmetal

Blackmetal wrote:
> I haven't taken that exam but in a near future, I will be more like taking
> it and anyways, for the sake of the theory and the exam, I'll have to study.

It's the most boring exam... especially for us devs. Sometimes I wonder
if I can comprehend real english anymore !

Cerebrus

Hey?
I have been work from one company to another company.
I'd like just contract based rather than real employee on company.

I have been create so many software ...
actually i begin without document, like you said.
DFD, UML, Database Design ... (for what?)
It's Enterprise Architect do! not us as developer in my mind ...

When my old customer come and said,
Old Customer : dear Denny?
Denny : oh yes? what's up doc?
Old Customer : we would change our document and business rules to ... bla bla
Can you do it?

Denny : of course do not worry, i can handle it!
(in fact! i'd looks like a looser!)

Open old years project?
no document or something explain to me? (i really forgot at all)
i really understand now how precious document for me.

UML is really good. ( but UML not fully fill my requirement)
I can flash back easyly without open Computer.

Just open an old document,
see a few minute ...
i already knew it what i must to do.

" We as Developer see the futures ... Past is our experiences "

About Exam?
Exam can raise your honor, salary and good position on your company or new
company.

about learning Calderara?
" Because Learning Never Stops " - NITT Futurz Curiculum

i wish my experience can share to all developers.

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