MCSE - Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer

Microsoft Certifications Overview:

Microsoft has recently revamped their certificates programs to be more targeted. TheCertifications Overview provides a map of how the certifications fit together. In addition, the newer Microsoft Certifications have lifecycle policies that are new to the Microsoft Certification program. These policies were put in place to ensure that Microsoft Certifications remain up-to-date on relevant Microsoft technologies.

Training for the Microsoft Certifications can be accomplished in a classroom or via distance or e-learning programs. More information about theMicrosoft training programs can be found on the training pages.

The MCSE - Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer:

The Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) certification is designed to showcase your expertise in designing and implementing the infrastructure for business solutions based on the Microsoft Windows 2000 platform and Windows Server Systems.

To earn the MCSE on Windows Server 2003 certification, you must pass seven exams: four core exams on networking systems; one core exam on client operating systems; one core design exam and one elective exam. If you already have your MCSE on Windows 2000 Server, there are only two exams that you will need to take to get the MCSE 2003.

On the Microsoft certifications website, there is information about the next generation of systems certifications, for Windows 2008.

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