I am looking to take 70-290 next year.
I have never taken an exam with simulations before.
What is the format?
I assume you are given a problem such as 'The server cannot contact do something' and you have to then fix it within the simulation as opposed to a multiple choice 'the answer is' question.
How many simulation questions are there on a typical 70-290 exam?
When they first showed up, many people seemed to be very worried about simulations. Are they really any harder than the traditional multi-choice and exhibit questions that have come before?
Has anybody identified test preparation that includes simulations?
And finally, I am close to finishing MCDBA and I originally wanted to to 70-290 as the network exam because it is more up to date than the windows 2000 exam. Has anybody taken both and if so do they consider 70-290 vastly harder than the windows 2000 exam?
Dazed and confused
(N+, MCAD)
I have never taken an exam with simulations before.
What is the format?
I assume you are given a problem such as 'The server cannot contact do something' and you have to then fix it within the simulation as opposed to a multiple choice 'the answer is' question.
How many simulation questions are there on a typical 70-290 exam?
When they first showed up, many people seemed to be very worried about simulations. Are they really any harder than the traditional multi-choice and exhibit questions that have come before?
Has anybody identified test preparation that includes simulations?
And finally, I am close to finishing MCDBA and I originally wanted to to 70-290 as the network exam because it is more up to date than the windows 2000 exam. Has anybody taken both and if so do they consider 70-290 vastly harder than the windows 2000 exam?
Dazed and confused
(N+, MCAD)
).