Re: 70-320 exam?

Could someone guide what study material is needed for 70-
320 exam?
Currently i m going thru Exam Cram - 70-320 book from
kalani?

Should i need something else too?
Please advice.

thanks.

shail

I am using this one as well, and I have the exam today.
As far as I know this guide covers most of material.
Personally I am using any exam guide + transcender, and I pass the first
time.

Leszek Taratuta

"shail" <> wrote in message
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> Could someone guide what study material is needed for 70-
> 320 exam?
> Currently i m going thru Exam Cram - 70-320 book from
> kalani?
>
> Should i need something else too?
> Please advice.
>
> thanks.

Leszek Taratuta

Good luck and share your experience.
What is transcender?
thanks.

Thanks.
I have passed with a pretty good score.
I had an impression that half of the questions were about web services, so
it seems to be the most important topic. You need to have a good
understating of ADO.NET as well. Regarding .NET Remoting (a "dead
technology"), windows services, and serviced componets, there were some
questions about it, but much less. There were also some security issues here
and there, so this topic is also important.
Transcender is a test simulation program with explanations to each question.
They offer three tests each 50 questions: http://www.transcender.com. I have
found an ad in MCP Magazine. It is often recommended by other newsgroup
participants.

Regarding learning source I have forgotten about the most important one:
MSDN Library. I am using it a lot, both the one on my hard-drive and the
on-line version: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp

Cheers,
Leszek

<> wrote in message
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> Good luck and share your experience.
> What is transcender?
> thanks.

Leszek Taratuta

Congratulations Leszek for passing the exam and thanks
for sharing other useful information.
What do you think of Exam Cram - 70-320 book from exam
perspective? Is this book really enought to pass this
exam?
How important it is to go thru 3rd party simulation exams?
Please share your thoughts?

thanks.

shail

IMHO going through simulation exams is even more important than any books:
1. Thoroughly study from the test simulations (with detailed explanations)
2. Reference MSDN (the test simulations usually have links to MSDN on-line)
3. Read some books when you tired of staring at the monitor (

Personally I found the Kalani's book pretty useful as a reference. It
requires lots of practice to get through all information. I can't imagine
someone without real-work experience passed the exam using only this book.

It also does not cover all topics, especially regarding security, but who
wants to have 100%?

Cheers,
Leszek

"shail" <> wrote in message
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> Congratulations Leszek for passing the exam and thanks
> for sharing other useful information.
> What do you think of Exam Cram - 70-320 book from exam
> perspective? Is this book really enought to pass this
> exam?
> How important it is to go thru 3rd party simulation exams?
> Please share your thoughts?
>
> thanks.
>

Leszek Taratuta

Exam Cram 2 + 70-320 Amit Kalani's big book is enough..I
just passed using these two books this monday with pretty
good score...
>-----Original Message-----
>Could someone guide what study material is needed for 70-
>320 exam?
>Currently i m going thru Exam Cram - 70-320 book from
>kalani?
>
>Should i need something else too?
>Please advice.
>
>thanks.
>.
>

What do you mean saying "dead technology"?
Just curious.

"Leszek Taratuta" <> wrote in message
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> Thanks.
> I have passed with a pretty good score.
> I had an impression that half of the questions were about web services, so
> it seems to be the most important topic. You need to have a good
> understating of ADO.NET as well. Regarding .NET Remoting (a "dead
> technology"), windows services, and serviced componets, there were some
> questions about it, but much less. There were also some security issues
here
> and there, so this topic is also important.
> Transcender is a test simulation program with explanations to each
question.
> They offer three tests each 50 questions: http://www.transcender.com. I
have
> found an ad in MCP Magazine. It is often recommended by other newsgroup
> participants.
>
> Regarding learning source I have forgotten about the most important one:
> MSDN Library. I am using it a lot, both the one on my hard-drive and the
> on-line version: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp
>
> Cheers,
> Leszek
>
> <> wrote in message
> news:083301c52f1e$a5cdf5f0$...
> > Good luck and share your experience.
> > What is transcender?
> > thanks.
>
>

ZigZag

Why do you call "remoting" "dead tehnology", i think for
network this is a great, please let me know is i miss
something.

>-----Original Message-----
>What do you mean saying "dead technology"?
>Just curious.
>
>"Leszek Taratuta" <> wrote in message
>news:%23%230m%. ..
>> Thanks.
>> I have passed with a pretty good score.
>> I had an impression that half of the questions were
about web services, so
>> it seems to be the most important topic. You need to
have a good
>> understating of ADO.NET as well. Regarding .NET
Remoting (a "dead
>> technology"), windows services, and serviced componets,
there were some
>> questions about it, but much less. There were also some
security issues
>here
>> and there, so this topic is also important.
>> Transcender is a test simulation program with
explanations to each
>question.
>> They offer three tests each 50 questions:
http://www.transcender.com. I
>have
>> found an ad in MCP Magazine. It is often recommended by
other newsgroup
>> participants.
>>
>> Regarding learning source I have forgotten about the
most important one:
>> MSDN Library. I am using it a lot, both the one on my
hard-drive and the
>> on-line version:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Leszek
>>
>> <> wrote in message
>> news:083301c52f1e$a5cdf5f0$...
>> > Good luck and share your experience.
>> > What is transcender?
>> > thanks.
>>
>>
>
>
>.
>

danvilnoiu@hotmail.com

Recently I have attended to a Microsoft seminar/training.
A lecturer said: ".NET remoting will be replaced by Indigo soon"
He also adviced not to use the technology for new projects and said it would
be depreciated in the future versions of .NET.
That's what I got from a Microsoft representative, so for the exam I did not
pay much attention to the .NET remoting, just a required minimum.

Leszek

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>
> Why do you call "remoting" "dead tehnology", i think for
> network this is a great, please let me know is i miss
> something.
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >What do you mean saying "dead technology"?
> >Just curious.
> >
> >"Leszek Taratuta" <> wrote in message
> >news:%23%230m%. ..
> >> Thanks.
> >> I have passed with a pretty good score.
> >> I had an impression that half of the questions were
> about web services, so
> >> it seems to be the most important topic. You need to
> have a good
> >> understating of ADO.NET as well. Regarding .NET
> Remoting (a "dead
> >> technology"), windows services, and serviced componets,
> there were some
> >> questions about it, but much less. There were also some
> security issues
> >here
> >> and there, so this topic is also important.
> >> Transcender is a test simulation program with
> explanations to each
> >question.
> >> They offer three tests each 50 questions:
> http://www.transcender.com. I
> >have
> >> found an ad in MCP Magazine. It is often recommended by
> other newsgroup
> >> participants.
> >>
> >> Regarding learning source I have forgotten about the
> most important one:
> >> MSDN Library. I am using it a lot, both the one on my
> hard-drive and the
> >> on-line version:
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp
> >>
> >> Cheers,
> >> Leszek
> >>
> >> <> wrote in message
> >> news:083301c52f1e$a5cdf5f0$...
> >> > Good luck and share your experience.
> >> > What is transcender?
> >> > thanks.
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >.
> >

Leszek Taratuta