Re: Course 2272 vs. Course 2285

Hi Doug,

Actually, 2272 is intended for students who are new to product, and 2285
is
written for students who have experience with NT 4.0 or have taken some
of
the other 22-series courses already (specifically, 2274, 2275, 2276, and

2277).

In practice, that means 2272 spends a bit more time explaining some
basics
that the 2285-student already knows.

HTH!

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Jeanie Decker

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"Doug_Warwick" <DougWarwick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> In reviewing the courses available to help in passing Exam 70-270
> (Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft Windows XP
> Professional), two of them are noted: 2272 and 2285.
>
> I looked at the course outlines and they are similar, although 2285
does
> seem to delve into a bit more detail. Am I correct in presuming that
2285
> would be more appropriate for someone with somewhat less experience?


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