just a question

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this is "a" course outline, supposed to give you the mcse: security.
but looking at the microsoft mcse: security page, it seems that there is one exam missing from the course outline.

can someone confirm this?

 

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Omni,

your link doesn't seem to say what exams their course actually prepares you for?

 

If you have a number of years under your belt, maybe. If you have no experience in this field you might start at half the above salary.

 

yes, on the far right.
but i'll write them here:

70-270
70-290
70-291
70-293
70-294
70-297
70-298
70-299
70-284

one of the certs you should get from this should be the mcse: security.

but if you take a look at microsoft's list of exams for the same cert,

70-270
70-290
70-291
70-293
70-294
70-298
(then two of the following three)
70-299 (so far so good)
70-227
SY0-101 (sec+)

so those last three, of which i must do two, there is only one of them mentioned in the course.

so i was wondering if it is just some oversight of my own, or does the combination of those exams actually not equal the mcse: security?

 

yeah well, typical training provider advertising