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MCDBA – Microsoft Certified Database Administrator

MCPD – Microsoft Certified Professional Developer

MCAD – Microsoft Certified Application Developer

MCSD – Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer

So that narrows it down a bit. Let’s look at the ones that seem to be more in my realm.

MCTS – Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist

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MCTIP – Microsoft Certified IT Professional

In my field, this is the big one, and it aligns well with the MCTS choices I’ve made. In addition to the MCTS requirement, there are two specialization paths: Server Administrator and Enterprise Administrator, with Enterprise Administrator being the deluxe version of Server Administrator, Celebrex For Sale. Celebrex blogs, MCSA – Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator

This certification is similar to the MCTS, but is focused more on Windows Server 2000 and 2003. Since I want to look ahead and not back, Celebrex duration, Celebrex photos, I won’t spend much time on this. Besides, with Windows Server 2008 technology expertise, Celebrex forum, Celebrex class, I’m already very familiar with Windows Server 2003. Moving on…

MCSE – Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer

Very similar to MCSA, and is more of a backfill certification on older technology, rx free Celebrex, Canada, mexico, india, and is not what I’m looking for.

MCM – Microsoft Certified Master

This one’s a bit out of my league at this point and is required for MCA consideration. There are over 15 exams and promises to really test one’s knowledge. Maybe someday, herbal Celebrex.

MCA – Microsoft Certified Architect

The top-tier certification, with MCM being one of the requirements. Certainly out of my reach for now.

So it appears that MCTS -> MCITP is the logical path for me. Next week I’ll review the various exams and start planning out my next steps.

Posted Friday, November 6th, 2009 at 10:32 am by peterl
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