IT Certification Courses
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Which sch is good to take?
Thinking of getting CCNA and MCSE..... -
CCNA is Cisco Certified Network Associate. It is the very basic certification for most of the networking professionals out there.
MCSE is Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (if I'm not wrong), quite different from networking.
I'm not quite sure where you can take the certifications, but you can borrow books from libraries and access e-learning materials online by registration (usually require you to pay for the materials).
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actually i am qualified already frm my diploma.....reserved a place for part time MCSA, so wants to find out which sch is gd......Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:CCNA is Cisco Certified Network Associate. It is the very basic certification for most of the networking professionals out there.
MCSE is Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (if I'm not wrong), quite different from networking.
I'm not quite sure where you can take the certifications, but you can borrow books from libraries and access e-learning materials online by registration (usually require you to pay for the materials).
Free ones are quite limited in what they teach.
wanted to go to system admin area..... -
I don't know where you can learn them, but books and e-learning is where people usually learn from.Originally posted by duotiga83:actually i am qualified already frm my diploma.....reserved a place for part time MCSA, so wants to find out which sch is gd......
wanted to go to system admin area..... -
hands on?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:I don't know where you can learn them, but books and e-learning is where people usually learn from. -
Usually they require you to have some experience in the working world, so certain topics they can skip the hands-on. I only know that the hands-on for CCNP you have to go to US, the rest can be done in Singapore itself, if you find a school that is.Originally posted by duotiga83:hands on? -
I wan to take RHCE. heard is very hard. even mcse holders find rhce hard.
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Avantus or NetAssist
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yups...going for netassist tmr for a 5-day course on exchange 2003Originally posted by FireIce:Avantus or NetAssist
company sponsored
no way i am going to fork out $1.5k myself
to the threadstarter, you may want to look at this for cheaper course in mcsa/mcse http://www.ienabler.com.sg/ -
to gain hands-on experience on windows administration, go and setup a home lab with at least 2-3 pcs. Then you can install the windows 2003servers (usually come with 180 days trial with the books) and play around.Originally posted by duotiga83:hands on? -
and with your prior exp in ns...i think you can grasp the concept pretty fastOriginally posted by thoreldan:to gain hands-on experience on windows administration, go and setup a home lab with at least 2-3 pcs. Then you can install the windows 2003servers (usually come with 180 days trial with the books) and play around.
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but mine is run on novell during ns before they convert to xp just 1mth before i ord.....Originally posted by thoreldan:and with your prior exp in ns...i think you can grasp the concept pretty fast 
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ITE
cheap n gd