mcse training

I am looking at several different companies that offer MCSE training
over the web as well as books and CD's. Does anyone out there have a
minute and let me know their experiences with self study methods?

CJ
Sat Jan 03 07:08:03 CST 2004

I've done well with CBT Nuggets and my home network. The CBT Nuggets alone
are not enough to cover the exam materials, however. Nonetheless, they are
a wonderful supplement to study. I also used MS Press.

Carolina



"Gene Jason" <genejason2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I am looking at several different companies that offer MCSE training
> over the web as well as books and CD's. Does anyone out there have a
> minute and let me know their experiences with self study methods?

Damon
Sat Jan 03 08:18:13 CST 2004

Let me start off with this: I am a tech instructor (MCT
among other things). So I am biased! However, one comment
students have made to me deals with having an experienced
instructor in the room - someone whom you can ask questions
of, hear real-world examples from and who can tie things
together in a more meaningful way than books/CBTs can.

My recommendation to many students has been a mixed
approach - CBTs, study guides and instructor-led training.

Just a thought.
Damon
>-----Original Message-----
>I've done well with CBT Nuggets and my home network. The
CBT Nuggets alone
>are not enough to cover the exam materials, however.
Nonetheless, they are
>a wonderful supplement to study. I also used MS Press.
>
>Carolina
>
>
>
>"Gene Jason" <genejason2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>> I am looking at several different companies that offer
MCSE training
>> over the web as well as books and CD's. Does anyone out
there have a
>> minute and let me know their experiences with self study
methods?
>
>
>.
>

ROwdy
Sat Jan 03 14:50:36 CST 2004

genejason2000@yahoo.com (Gene Jason) wrote in
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> I am looking at several different companies that offer MCSE training
> over the web as well as books and CD's. Does anyone out there have a
> minute and let me know their experiences with self study methods?

when i started taking tests, exams e.t.c.. i went with a training
facility, instructor led etc...

now i don't use them. i just buy a book and study on my own. i find i get
more out of studying & reading on my own.

if you have the interest & drive to read boring IT books on your own time,
i would suggest save your cash and do it on your own. some of the training
facilities cost a lot of money. you can get a lot of books dirt cheap or
even free sometimes.

good luck.

--
Rowdy Yates
MCSE, Security+
I am Against-TCPA
http://www.againsttcpa.com