The Microsoft Certified Architect programme is curently in beta, and expected to become available in early 2006. Unlike existing ones, it is done by recommendation rather than passing exams.
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The Microsoft Certified Architect programme is curently in beta, and expected to become available in early 2006. Unlike existing ones, it is done by recommendation rather than passing exams.
John
Well, not entirely by recommendation. There is still a process for demonstrating skills and knowledge, and while it most likely won't be a multiple-choice format, there will be problems that must be solved correctly.
Q. What are the prerequisites/qualifications/ minimum
requirements to enter the program?
A. This certification will require advanced and verifiable experience as a working architect (likely to be at least 10 years). The Microsoft Certified Architect credential will not have a prepackaged curriculum or traditional exams. Rather, candidates must demonstrate their skills and knowledge by creating architectures that solve complex business problems and then present their solutions to a board of their peer architects.
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Q. What are the prerequisites/qualifications/ minimum
requirements to enter the program?
A. This certification will require advanced and verifiable experience as a working architect (likely to be at least 10 years). The Microsoft Certified Architect credential will not have a prepackaged curriculum or traditional exams. Rather, candidates must demonstrate their skills and knowledge by creating architectures that solve complex business problems and then present their solutions to a board of their peer architects.
Wishdiak
A+, Network+, Security+, MCSA: Security 2003
NickFerrar
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I read an article saying MS estimated about 100-150 people in the UK would be able to qualify.
These professionals have 10 or more years of experience, possess strong technical and leadership skills and form an elite community. Unlike other IT certifications, this credential was built and is granted by industry architects, as candidates must pass a rigorous review board with previously certified architects."
heavy business.....
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