MCITP - Good idea or not

[proguy]

What you think of the MCITP doing it for the CV, basically ive done the whole setting up of a 4 branch network, but all self taught, i have a electrical engineering degree, but not IT qualifications

So you think doing this course is good or do you recommend something else?

 

[foxhound_97]

Microsoft courses are generally quite well thought of in the industry. Already having an engineering degree, and then having some certs like MCITP will put you in good standing.

My advice is to buy the books and study it yourself, i.e. doing it though Damelin, CTI etc. is much more expensive.

 

[lerouc]

I did the MCPD last year and it was hard work but well recognized in the IT industry.

 

[Raithlin]

I know of a software developer that came from an electrical engineering background. He has .Net, C and some C++ under his belt. Add to that his embedded dev skills, and the fact that he can design your hardware from scratch AND build it. The dude is in serious demand from the companies that need that type of skill set.

 

[FarligOpptreden]

But dequadin is sooooo humble...

 

[Raithlin]

But dequadin is sooooo humble...

Him too? I was talking about a non-forumite, to be honest.

 

[proguy]

Ok i signed up with net campus. Thanks for the feedback

 

[FarligOpptreden]

Him too? I was talking about a non-forumite, to be honest.

Kinda gathered that, but dequadin fits you description almost perfectly...