Re: MCAD vs DEGREE (uk)
From: Brad (nobody_at_nowhere.net)
Date: 01/29/05
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Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2005 23:24:26 -0600
wth kind of masters degree in computer science has anything to do with
VB5/6????? And you "passed" your Masters degree???? What was it, some kind
of test?
"Liam" <liam99_99@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I have started studying for my MCAD - 305, .NET Web Apps.
>
> I passed a Masters degree in Computer Science, in the UK 6 years ago
> (using VB5/6 - before .net).
>
> I have now got 6 years experience (1 year .NET).
>
> I have definatly learnt stuff studing for my MCAD, and gained a
> broader understanding.
>
> My main goal with the MCAD is to make myself more employable - with
> better oppotunities, and , yes, more money.
>
> Will an MCAD do this - i see a lot of people on this group saying it
> is not that great a quaification - even though i think we all agree
> its a tough exam to pass.
>
> I certaintly feel its a good way of proving to myself, and employers I
> have made a proper transition from VB6 to .NET.
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