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Egghead
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 Posted: Tue Jul 04, 2006 5:10 am Post subject: Re: MCPD Question |
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All MS needs to do is that people need to have MCPD win + web before they
can take the MCPD:Enterprise exam.
Now, people can take all four MCTS + one MCPD: Enterprise exam to become
MCPD: Enterprise Applications Developer. It means that MCPD:Enterprise may
or may not covers MCPD win + web.
BTW, Please can someone confirm that 551+552+554 = MCPD win + web +
Enterprise?
Just wonder is it same in the MCSE track :)
cheers,
Egghead
"SuperCoder" <dontspam@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:OoQlVtsmGHA.4032@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
| Quote: | Just for the sake of certification. If MCPD:Enterprise covered from both
thing, MS would have given you MCPD win + web upon completion as well, but
they're not. So that means there must be slight difference. I'm not sure,
but MS knows it better :p
"Cerebrus" <zorg007@sify.com> wrote in message
news:1151485678.191567.286190@x69g2000cwx.googlegroups.com...
Neil wrote :
MCPD Enterprise IS the grandaddy. You get that and you have covered
everything.
Yes, I agree.
Rob Farley wrote:
No, it's not. You can be MCPD-EAD and not have Web/Win.
Read my comment at [link]
You are right, Rob. But my point here is that the MCPD:EAD
certification *conceptually* encompasses both the MCPD:Windows And
MCPD:Web. It does not matter if the exams are different.
From the MS Site :
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The Microsoft Certified Professional Developer: Enterprise Applications
Developer (MCPD: Enterprise Applications Developer) credential
demonstrates that you have the comprehensive skills that are required
to build n-tier solutions that target both Web and rich-client user
experiences.
\\
Your comment at the mentioned link is : "MCPD:EAD = 553 + 554, but this
won't include MCPD:Web or MCPD:Win".
Why would you want to be all three, when the MCPD:EAD means that you
are proficient at both Windows and Web apps.
Just my 2c
Regards,
Cerebrus.
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