291 vs 293?

Discussion in 'Network Infrastructure' started by dcuk, Sep 6, 2006.

  1. dcuk

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    I've just finished the 291 book and am now currently going through practice exams and labs in more detail before I sit the exam.

    Today whilst I was bored, I decided to flick through the 293 book and apart from certificates, it seems to be at least 50-80%291 again. I was thinking of going onto exchange for an MCSA after my 291, but as the exams seem so similar, I may move onto 293 whilst all of the stuff is fresh in my head.

    I'd appreciate everyone's comments on if what I'm thinking makes sense!

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  2. Sparky
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    Seems like a good idea. 8)

    I havent looked at the 70-293 book but there was an overlap between 70-270 and 70-290 so I know what you mean! :biggrin
     
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  3. SYN

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    There will be a lot of overlap due to the nature of them, whilst the 291 is an Implementing course/exam the 293 is Planning - so it goes intot he subjects of the 291 in greater detail. If you know your subject of the 291 very well it would seema logical step
     
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    im currently on the Micorsoft Security Course and there is quite a lot of overlap from the Security Foundations course - only more Certificates.. So it seems there is a lot of overlap sometimes
     
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    There is a certain amount of overlap, which makes studying for the 293 immediately after the 291 a good choice.
    But you won't get a 50-80% overlap. The 293 is far more security-centric while the 291 is mainly networking.

    However there is some overlap, plus more from the 290 in terms of performance monitoring and the like.
     
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