| Thys Brits 2002-10-17, 7:23 am |
| This is exactly what I'm doing (I've just switched 70-305
& 70-306 around) and so far I've got the MCSD and MCAD
officially, so I'm sure it does work this way.
Thys Brits (MCSD,MCAD.Net)
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi.
>
>I'm planning on the following in order to get the 3
>certifications MCSD, MCAD and MCSD.NET, with a minimum
>amount of exams, but I'm not sure if this way is OK.
>
>1) 70-175 Distributed VB6 - Core MCSD (already have it)
>2) 70-176 Desktop VB6 - Core MCSD (already have it)
>3) 70-100 Analyzing - Core MCSD
>4) 70-229 SQL 2000 - Elective MCSD
><-----MCSD at this point
>5) 70-310 Web Services VB.NET - Core MCAD (already have
>it)
>6) 70-306 Windows Apps VB.NET - Core MCAD
><-----MCAD at this point, if 70-229 counts as elective
>again.
>7) 70-305 Web Apps VB.NET - Core MCSD.NET
>8) 70-300 .NET Solution - Core MCSD.NET
><-----MCSD.NET at this point, if 70-306 and 70-310 count
>as core, and if 70-229 counts as elective again.
>
>I'm pretty sure that 70-306 and 7-310 can count as core
>exams for both MCAD and MCSD.NET, what I'm not so sure
is
>that I can use 70-229 as elective for the three.
>
>Is this possible?
>
>TIA,
>
> Adrian
>.
>
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