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Is a MCSE more difficult then a computer science degree? |
Is a MCSE more difficult then a computer science degree? Well, you firstly need to establish whether you wish to pursue something you consider easy or difficult! Neither is easy, but are you perhaps thinking that one may pay you more in the long run? Personally, I am a MCSE qualified engineer and I don't consider anything difficult. If anything deters me, I regard it as an obstacle, not difficult. Obstacles are merely things that get in our way on a daily basis, but knowing routes of intelligence to get past these obstacles are the way of expanding our knowledge. MCSE is a more defined way of learning about Information technology and unless you know where you want to go (sorry to coin a famous saying!!!), you'll never get there. I suggest you talk it through with your IT Lecturer and consider the various paths open to you as there are so many fields within which to specialise. There's no masters of all trade in this business. Thanks Steve Absolutely not. I have an MCSE 2003, and I had an MCSE+I prior to that. The certification requires mastery of only a handful of exams for which you can prepare at your leisure. A CS degree is much more comprehensive with a focus on software development, i.e. programming. The MCSE is focused on hardware and networking knowledge specific to Microsoft products. If you have a reasonable understanding of computer basics, you could finish off an MCSE in 3 - 6 months. wow good question. You have helped my old man choose what course he is now going to do! I have a computer science degree. It takes longer and is more challenging than a MCSE. An MCSE is a joke and not that hard. The fact that you can just pick up a series of bookes and get your MCSE, that should tell you that it is easier than a CS degree. CS requires a series of math and computer classes, in addition to core college courses. |
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