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Looking at the comparison of MCAD vs MCSD - both of the
certifications seem similar with the exception that MCSD encompasses design and engineering. Is it better to start with MCAD and then pursue MCSD, or vice versa? Also, is there a way that required and elective courses and exams could be combined to get both certifications with less effort than doing them completely seperate? hugoboss |
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hugoboss <> wrote: > Looking at the comparison of MCAD vs MCSD - both of the > certifications seem similar with the exception that MCSD > encompasses design and engineering. Is it better to > start with MCAD and then pursue MCSD, or vice versa? > Also, is there a way that required and elective courses > and exams could be combined to get both certifications > with less effort than doing them completely seperate? Hi Hugoboss, The MCAD is a subset of the MCSD. You will meet all the requirements for MCAD on the way to achieving MCSD. -- Cindy Winegarden MCSD, Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP www.cindywinegarden.com Cindy Winegarden |
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