Timescale courses/exams - MCSE 2003

Hi,

Just want a bit of advice really. Work have booked me on all the courses for
the MCSE 2003 and so far I have done two of the modules but not sat either
exam. (In my defence they have been really close together and time is the
enemy). Some of the trainers say that the modules overlap a lot so it may be
best to get quite a few out of the way before sitting any exams and others
say I should sit the exam after completing the weeks training as it will be
fresh in my head.

Just wondering how other people have gone about it - any opinions/advice
most welcome..

Thanks

Kat

 

you cant not learn enough in just 1 week of course to pass
a exam and know your stuff, what other experience do you
have???
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
>
>Just want a bit of advice really. Work have booked me on
all the courses for
>the MCSE 2003 and so far I have done two of the modules
but not sat either
>exam. (In my defence they have been really close together
and time is the
>enemy). Some of the trainers say that the modules overlap
a lot so it may be
>best to get quite a few out of the way before sitting any
exams and others
>say I should sit the exam after completing the weeks
training as it will be
>fresh in my head.
>
>Just wondering how other people have gone about it - any
opinions/advice
>most welcome..
>
>Thanks
>
>Kat
>
>
>.
>

 

erm.. well I'm not sure, that's why I'm asking! I have never done these
tracks before so I don't know how well related the exams are to the
courseware.

(I have 3 years on the job experience and before that did a 4 year degree in
computers)

"harryph" <> wrote in message
news:27fc201c4641a$58aa9c80$...
> you cant not learn enough in just 1 week of course to pass
> a exam and know your stuff, what other experience do you
> have???
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Hi,
> >
> >Just want a bit of advice really. Work have booked me on
> all the courses for
> >the MCSE 2003 and so far I have done two of the modules
> but not sat either
> >exam. (In my defence they have been really close together
> and time is the
> >enemy). Some of the trainers say that the modules overlap
> a lot so it may be
> >best to get quite a few out of the way before sitting any
> exams and others
> >say I should sit the exam after completing the weeks
> training as it will be
> >fresh in my head.
> >
> >Just wondering how other people have gone about it - any
> opinions/advice
> >most welcome..
> >
> >Thanks
> >
> >Kat
> >
> >
> >.
> >

 

i suggest getting some of the measureup exam sims. and see
how ya go if ya get around 80% on them ya ready
>-----Original Message-----
>erm.. well I'm not sure, that's why I'm asking! I have
never done these
>tracks before so I don't know how well related the exams
are to the
>courseware.
>
>(I have 3 years on the job experience and before that did
a 4 year degree in
>computers)
>
>"harryph" <> wrote in
message
>news:27fc201c4641a$58aa9c80$...
>> you cant not learn enough in just 1 week of course to
pass
>> a exam and know your stuff, what other experience do you
>> have???
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >Hi,
>> >
>> >Just want a bit of advice really. Work have booked me
on
>> all the courses for
>> >the MCSE 2003 and so far I have done two of the modules
>> but not sat either
>> >exam. (In my defence they have been really close
together
>> and time is the
>> >enemy). Some of the trainers say that the modules
overlap
>> a lot so it may be
>> >best to get quite a few out of the way before sitting
any
>> exams and others
>> >say I should sit the exam after completing the weeks
>> training as it will be
>> >fresh in my head.
>> >
>> >Just wondering how other people have gone about it -
any
>> opinions/advice
>> >most welcome..
>> >
>> >Thanks
>> >
>> >Kat
>> >
>> >
>> >.
>> >
>
>
>.
>

 

I think you would be best off buying some MCSE books on
2003 then taking those classes if you already have a
computer backround.


>-----Original Message-----
>erm.. well I'm not sure, that's why I'm asking! I have
never done these
>tracks before so I don't know how well related the exams
are to the
>courseware.
>
>(I have 3 years on the job experience and before that
did a 4 year degree in
>computers)
>
>"harryph" <> wrote in
message
>news:27fc201c4641a$58aa9c80$...
>> you cant not learn enough in just 1 week of course to
pass
>> a exam and know your stuff, what other experience do
you
>> have???
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >Hi,
>> >
>> >Just want a bit of advice really. Work have booked me
on
>> all the courses for
>> >the MCSE 2003 and so far I have done two of the
modules
>> but not sat either
>> >exam. (In my defence they have been really close
together
>> and time is the
>> >enemy). Some of the trainers say that the modules
overlap
>> a lot so it may be
>> >best to get quite a few out of the way before sitting
any
>> exams and others
>> >say I should sit the exam after completing the weeks
>> training as it will be
>> >fresh in my head.
>> >
>> >Just wondering how other people have gone about it -
any
>> opinions/advice
>> >most welcome..
>> >
>> >Thanks
>> >
>> >Kat
>> >
>> >
>> >.
>> >
>
>
>.
>

 

There are mixed reviews for the MOC courses but I have not found them very
helpful. You will need additional study time and some practice with the
product before attempting the exams. Also, using a practice exam
(transcenders seem to get the best reviews) to test your progress as you
study is a very good idea. Pay attention to the exam objectives and make
sure you are strong in all of them before sitting the exam.

Good luck!

--
Kelley
aka catwalker
IT Professional
MCP: 70-215
"kathos" <> wrote in message
news:...
> erm.. well I'm not sure, that's why I'm asking! I have never done these
> tracks before so I don't know how well related the exams are to the
> courseware.
>
> (I have 3 years on the job experience and before that did a 4 year degree
in
> computers)
>
> "harryph" <> wrote in message
> news:27fc201c4641a$58aa9c80$...
> > you cant not learn enough in just 1 week of course to pass
> > a exam and know your stuff, what other experience do you
> > have???
> > >-----Original Message-----
> > >Hi,
> > >
> > >Just want a bit of advice really. Work have booked me on
> > all the courses for
> > >the MCSE 2003 and so far I have done two of the modules
> > but not sat either
> > >exam. (In my defence they have been really close together
> > and time is the
> > >enemy). Some of the trainers say that the modules overlap
> > a lot so it may be
> > >best to get quite a few out of the way before sitting any
> > exams and others
> > >say I should sit the exam after completing the weeks
> > training as it will be
> > >fresh in my head.
> > >
> > >Just wondering how other people have gone about it - any
> > opinions/advice
> > >most welcome..
> > >
> > >Thanks
> > >
> > >Kat
> > >
> > >
> > >.
> > >
>
>

 

"catwalker63" <> wrote in news:#hS1
$:

> You will need additional study time and some practice with the
> product before attempting the exams.

nothing beats hands on for learning the product...

--
Neil MCNGP #30
"you'd do what, to who, for how many biscuits?"