Microsoft® Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) The Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) for Windows® 2000 certification is the hottest ticket to career advancement in the computer industry today. Hundreds of thousands of corporations and organizations worldwide are choosing Microsoft products for their networks. Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) candidates on the Microsoft Windows® 2000 track are required to pass seven exams or the equivalent that include the following: Five core exams: Four operating system exams One design exam Two elective exams The exams provide a valid and reliable measure of technical proficiency and expertise in solution design and implementation. MCSE candidates should also have at least one year of experience implementing and administering a network operating system, implementing and administering a desktop operating system, and designing a network infrastructure. Individuals who earned the MCSE certification on Windows NT® 4.0 by February 28, 2001 remain certified. Core Operating System Exams (four required) Candidates must pass one exam from each set of operating system exams--client operating system and networking system--in the following table. Candidates can complete the core operating system exams requirement by passing either four Windows 2000 or four Windows XP Professional/.NET Enterprise Server exams or a combination of both. This has created a tremendous need for qualified personnel and consultants to help implement and support these networks. The MCSE certification is your way to show these corporations and organizations that you have the professional abilities they need.

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Candidates For The MCSE Certification Must Pass Five Core Exams & Two Electives. MCSE Windows 2000 Track (Choose 5 Exams) All MCSE Candidates Must Take The Following Core Exams: