I passed 316

Tech-Archive recommends: Repair Windows Errors & Optimize Windows Performance

From: Jiang (Jiang_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 04/12/04

  • Next message: Pram: "Getting a job is so difficult????" 
    Date: Mon, 12 Apr 2004 09:54:00 -0700

    Congratulations for both of you.

    Jackie, may I ask what's your background and experience.
    It's really suprising that you passed 3 exams in 3 months
    and I hope I can do it too.

    BTW, did you use any books and/or test software for
    preparing 315, 320, 316?

    Jiang

    >-----Original Message-----
    >Hi Pete,
    >as you know, I took 315 then 320 then 316. That order
    >worked for me because 315 is asp.net and web services
    >which set me up well for the services and components.
    Alot
    >of 320 was a review and more in-depth information that
    was
    >in 315 with addition stuff about the CLR search paths and
    >COM and COM+. Then 316 was just a review of much of 315
    >(without asp.net) and 320 plus the printing and drawing
    >thrown in.
    >
    >The exam for 316 read alot like 315. I don't think I got
    >any printing or drawing questions on mine. Mostly ADO.net
    >which was covered in 315. But then again, I didn't get a
    >really high score so maybe I wasn't reading the questions
    >very well.
    >
    >Good luck! Which did you decide to do next? I'm going to
    >tackel Viera's Professional SQL Server 2000 book and I
    >think I'll get the transcender test for 70-229. I plan on
    >taking about 2 months(1 month to go through the book,
    then
    >the practice tests, then re-study as necessary) for this
    >one instead of the 2 and 3 weeks that I did for the other
    >3 tests. I did those from 1/10 to 4/3 Just under 3 months.
    >
    >Jackie
    >>-----Original Message-----
    >>congradulations, how was 70-320 compared to 315 and 316?
    >>Pete
    >>
    >>
    >>>-----Original Message-----
    >>>I just got home after taking the 316. I kept thinking
    >>this
    >>>test is a joke. It seemed so easy. All the while I was
    >>>clicking the wrong answers! I just barely passed. My
    >>>lowest score of the 3 but a passing score and now I
    have
    >>>achieved the MCAD.
    >>>
    >>>Now has anyone recently passed the 229? What study
    >>>material do you suggests. Thanks.
    >>>.
    >>>
    >>.
    >>
    >.
    >

  • Next message: Pram: "Getting a job is so difficult????"

    Relevant Pages

    • I passed 316
      ... worked for me because 315 is asp.net and web services ... Then 316 was just a review of much of 315 ... any printing or drawing questions on mine. ...
      (microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcad)
    • Re: Dumb question about out of print books
      ... there are some books that seem perpetually to be "in print". ... It is likely to be a reprint of the 1911 Scribners edition with the plates ... I have used, perhaps, an extreme example here, but only because the long printing history of this novel illustrates well the various categories of printings that you should keep in mind when evaluating a purchase. ... When you think of collecting books, you first have to decide why you are collecting them. ...
      (rec.collecting.books)
    • Re: Dumb question about out of print books
      ... Most books are out of print and most of them ... >"Treasure Island" printed in 1981, for instance, will not be worth much either. ... >printing, ... >When you think of collecting books, you first have to decide why you are ...
      (rec.collecting.books)
    • Re: Medieval Books.
      ... my questions relate to both printing and bookbinding. ... > When looking at presses and type, the next question relates to ink. ... > And finally, with books. ...
      (soc.history.medieval)
    • Re: web services tutorial - an easy one
      ... > I am trying my first attempt at Web Services. ... > Can Tomcat/JBoss do web services? ... > back to the Sun JavaSoft site, I looked at their docs and they made it ... Screw webpages, they suck, buy books(buy used books) I have found ...
      (comp.lang.java.programmer)