Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator On Windows Server 2003

The Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) credential recognizes IT professionals who implement, manage, and maintain network and system environments based on the Microsoft Windows Server operating system. Whether you are new to the IT industry or a seasoned professional, you can pursue a training path and achieve MCSA certification with a focus on the latest technology- Microsoft Windows Server 2003.

Technology that combines functionality, reliability, and seamless integration.

Windows Server 2003 is Microsoft's most scalable, reliable, and high-performing server operating system to date, built to handle the most complex business applications. It is designed to simplify migration from previous versions of Windows, manage mission-critical data with enhanced security technology, and provide maximum server uptime for sophisticated business needs.

MCSA meets industry needs.

Demand for qualified professionals who can perform the network administration job function has grown significantly, and the IT industry has indicated that a certification for this job function is needed. Studies show that systems and network administrators at IT companies have significant advancement opportunities-more than most other job categories.

The MCSA credential offers IT professionals a competitive edge in today's constantly changing business environment. This Microsoft credential validates the specific skills required for the network and system administrators' job role. The certification provides employer with a means to identify those qualified individuals who have the appropriate skills to do the job successfully.

Move ahead of the competition with quality, flexible learning solutions.

Comprehensive preparation tools and study material will help you prepare for the exams, so that you can be confident in your knowledge and skills prior to putting them to the test.. All scenarios and troubleshooting methods are derived from customers with real-world problems. We deliver these learning resources as well as other consultative services tailored to your individual needs to help you gain knowledge and apply your skills.

Typical job titles for MCSA:

• Network Administrator
• Systems Administrator
• Information Technology Engineer
• Information Systems Administrator
• Network Technician

Demonstrate your specific expertise by earning a certification specialization.

To recognize those systems administrators whose job role focuses on managing, maintaining, and implementing server security, Microsoft offers the new MCSA: Security certification specialization. Systems administrators with expertise in the management of a Microsoft Exchange messaging infrastructure can pursue the new MCSA: Messaging certification specialization.

The value of MCSA certification to IT professionals:

• Improves proficiency with Windows Server 2003, reliably transferring and validating systems administrator skills.
• Applies to relevant systems administrator job roles and lays the foundation for the premier Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) credential on Windows Server 2003.
• Provides a learning framework with training opportunities that fit most schedules, locations, and learning needs.

The value of MCSA certification to hiring managers and organizations:

• Strengthens organizations with top-quality talent proficient on Windows Server 2003.
• Serves as a reliable benchmark for hiring and promotions.
• Provides assurance of vendor qualifications.

Choose Your Path for MCSA Certification

MCSA on Window Server 2003 candidates are required to pass three core exams that focus on managing and maintaining network systems based on Window server operating system in addition to one elective exam (examination details enclosed).

MCSA on Window Server 2003