QUALIFICATION U WILL HAVE
The Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer ( MCSE ) represents the most widely recognized and
respected IT credential that proves your skills are current, enhances your marketability and gives you the competitive edge as a JOBSEEKERS . Based on the Microsoft Windows platform and Microsoft Windows Server System it will prove your expertise in analyzing business requirements for information systems solutions, and designing and implementing the infrastructure required. You will be able to demonstrate a level of competency in products to both employers and clients while ensuring your skills and knowledge are current and can be applied on the job
WHAT ITS INVOLVES
The MCSE is available for two different product lines, Windows and Windows Server, each of which requires a different set of exams. For the MCSE 2003, candidates must pass four networking exams, one client operating system exam, one design exam and one elective exam. For the MCSE 2000 a candidate needs to pass four operating system exams, one design exam and two electives. The topics of these exams include Computer Networking Infrastructure, Network Security, Active Directory, Microsoft Exchange Server, Microsoft SQL Server, and other topics of both general networking interest as well as specific Microsoft products.
Career options
Having a MCSE certification on your resume assures employers that they are employing a qualified professional with proven proficiency in Microsoft technologies. It is important to choose your elective exams carefully as jobs in network security will be more open to those with a security specialisation than those who have specialised in network infrastructure.
Benefits offered
Microsoft offers a number of benefits to MCSEs, including use of the MCSE logo, discounts on software and training, and free access to additional online documentation and information.
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