hello, i completed my mcsd.net exams on 26 sept,any idea when it will expire??? thanks in advance
Come on --- you're giving us a bad name here. You're an MCSD and you don't even know how the program works? You're certification never expires - you will always be certified on .NET 1.x - However my guess is: Microsoft will probably create a new certification (or upgrade exam) for .NET 2.0
Hi I don't think that Microsoft will create a new version of the MCSD for Visual Studio .NET 2.0 . I attended yesterday a meeting sponsored by Microsoft where I learned about the changes in C# language and in .NET Framework for Visual Studio version 2.0( the beta version was released to the MVP's in Spring of 2003). The changes are not so many and not so importantant. So , I believe that MCSD.NET will still work with the version 2.0 of the Visual Studio. I think that we'll have three or four years of good run with our MCSD' Chip MCSD,MCSD.NET, MCAD
I agree. I think the exams will be updated though. Visual Studio .NET 2.0 . I attended yesterday a meeting sponsored by Microsoft where I learned about the changes in C# language and in .NET Framework for Visual Studio version 2.0( the beta version was released to the MVP's in Spring of 2003). The changes are not so many and not so importantant. So , I believe that MCSD.NET will still work with the version 2.0 of the Visual Studio.
Actually, now that I think about it a little more... Chip might be right.. I've been working with a recent Whidbey build with the Longhorn SDK installed (and that wasn't given out to MVPs ) - so I was thinking about the Avalon apps, Indigo, and WinFS which are pretty ground breaking. But the Whidbey release by itself (which includes some nice things) won't be that drastic (like .NET 1.0 was to ASP 3.0).. So we might luck out...