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I can only assume this question has been asked and answered many times
befopre in this group, but I couldn't find it ion any of the posts current
on the 'news.microsoft.com' newsserver.

Is the "MCAD/MCSD Self Paced Training Kit: Microsoft .NET Core Requirements"
set of books good reference material for someone fairly familiar with .NET
who is looking to take 70-305, 70-306 and 70-310[1]?

It looks appealing as a "one stop reference", but some of the other MS Press
books in my library can be a bit dry...

-Ryan

1-MCAD on my way to MCSD with 70-300 and 70-229 to follow ion the future.

These books are also a bit dry. If you have experience, you may also find
much of the material a bit below your level. I feel they are good books, as
they cover a lot of material, but they are a bit more beginner than I would
be comfortable with. The package is a good deal, however, and will likely
key you into a couple of areas you do not have experience in.

--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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"Ryan S" <Ryan@somewhere> wrote in message
news:u$...
> I can only assume this question has been asked and answered many times
> befopre in this group, but I couldn't find it ion any of the posts current
> on the 'news.microsoft.com' newsserver.
>
> Is the "MCAD/MCSD Self Paced Training Kit: Microsoft .NET Core
Requirements"
> set of books good reference material for someone fairly familiar with .NET
> who is looking to take 70-305, 70-306 and 70-310[1]?
>
> It looks appealing as a "one stop reference", but some of the other MS
Press
> books in my library can be a bit dry...
>
> -Ryan
>
> 1-MCAD on my way to MCSD with 70-300 and 70-229 to follow ion the future.
>
>

Thanks. It sounds like these books at least cover or touch on all the
material for the exams. I guess I'll go ahead and order them.

"Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer)" <> wrote in
message news:...
> These books are also a bit dry. If you have experience, you may also find
> much of the material a bit below your level. I feel they are good books,
as
> they cover a lot of material, but they are a bit more beginner than I
would
> be comfortable with. The package is a good deal, however, and will likely
> key you into a couple of areas you do not have experience in.
>
> --
> Gregory A. Beamer
> MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
>
> ************************************************** ********************
> Think Outside the Box!
> ************************************************** ********************
> "Ryan S" <Ryan@somewhere> wrote in message
> news:u$...
> > I can only assume this question has been asked and answered many times
> > befopre in this group, but I couldn't find it ion any of the posts
current
> > on the 'news.microsoft.com' newsserver.
> >
> > Is the "MCAD/MCSD Self Paced Training Kit: Microsoft .NET Core
> Requirements"
> > set of books good reference material for someone fairly familiar with
..NET
> > who is looking to take 70-305, 70-306 and 70-310[1]?
> >
> > It looks appealing as a "one stop reference", but some of the other MS
> Press
> > books in my library can be a bit dry...
> >
> > -Ryan
> >
> > 1-MCAD on my way to MCSD with 70-300 and 70-229 to follow ion the
future.
> >
> >
>
>