to whom it may concern ****TestKing has to be stopped****

Mohamed Farouk · Guest

to whom it may concern

the testking renders microsoft certification obsolete

after somtime it will mean noting if you told an employer that your
microsoft certified.

Deepti · Guest

Hey what does it mean that testking renders.... plz
explain bcz i am planning for MCSD.Net

thx

loving deepti

Hermit Dave · Guest

oh well an examination is all about your expertise in the field... and
testking sort of does away without. Its like giving you the Questions and
Answers. One can pass with that... but the certification is meaningless
cause that person knows nothing. Hence the term "renders microsoft
certification obsolete".

and just fyi... they almost are %>)

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Tim · Guest

Your too late!

Microsoft certification became obsolete several years ago.
Anyway, no employers take any notice of 'em nowadays
because anyone can pass, or rather cheat, the exams.

Mohamed Farouk · Guest

nothing is too late, every thing can be changed.
some one has to make a move i think.

as if we kept saying it is late, the matters will get worse.
i knew that microsoft sued an exam dump before and won the case ,but i don't
know why microsoft is leaving testking A LIVE.
i think the technology that microsoft provide, worths some defence.
and microsoft cert does mean a lot of things as how it could it take you
over a year to finish MCSD, and note that microsoft technology is a standard
material in all master and phd degrees.

"Tim" wrote:

Hermit Dave · Guest

well the technology is worth something but certification... are you
joking...

Tim · Guest

JaR · Guest

In microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcsd, Hermit Dave climbed on a soapbox &
opined:

Mohamed Farouk · Guest

on our planet earth man
go to any university website (you can start with harvard) and check the
courses lists

"Tim" wrote:

Guest

Don't be so stupid, neither Harvard nor any other top
flight university offer MSc, PhD or even Bsc which are
based around Microsoft or any other Corporation. You may
(or may not) use Microsoft tools during your degree, and no
doubt make reference to Microsoft's products as well as the
corporation itself during your research, but that's as far
as it goes. You've been reading too many spam emails
offering U.N.I.V.E.R.S.I.T.Y degrees for $10.

Grad from '03 · Guest

Well I don't know about "Harvard", but I completed my
masters last year at Durham Uni in the UK, and I certainly
never had any courses or even lectures on Microsoft
products. I know people who went to other uni's in the UK
and the same applies to them. The courses/lectures were
completely unbiased towards any software
supplier/manufacturer. Oh tell a lie, I did use MS Word &
Visio to help write my dissertation!

Mohamed Farouk · Guest

you think i am stupid???!!
you didn't even read my post!!
i said uni website, not spam e mail

okay check this one it is for harvard and the courses contains electives for
specific manufacturers with specific VERSIONS

http://www.extension.harvard.edu/2004-05/prostudy/almit/courses/

i have links for 10 other unis in 2 other countries if you don't have access
to google search!

"anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com" wrote:

Mohamed Farouk · Guest

PEOPLE WE ARE TALKING ABOUT TESTKING , i think you forgot .
anyone has ideas or thoughts about this can post it .

"Mohamed Farouk" wrote:

Mohamed Farouk · Guest

i am taking about the TECHNICAL CONTENT

"Grad from '03" wrote:

Guest

err... a couple of elective courses can hardly be classed
as "standard material in all master and PhD degrees", as
you put it. You won't even get your MSc (let alone PhD)
proposal accepted if it just waffles on about Microsoft and
how cool .net is!

The day any Microsoft specific courses do indeed become
"standard material in all master and PhD degrees", will be
the end of the world for IT!