About the MCAD Credential |
 |
May 11, 2005
By Martin David
martin.david@technician-programs.com
The MCAD credential was created in response to industry demand for a certification that allows developers to show they have the skills necessary to successfully implement functional specifications and build, deploy, and maintain Microsoft Windows® and Web applications. Achieving the MCAD credential can be a step toward earning the MCSD credential for advanced developers.
Related Job Titles
-
Programmer
- Programmer/analyst
- Software Developer.
About the MCSD Credential
The MCSD credential is one of the most widely recognized technical certifications in the industry. By earning the premier MCSD for .NET credential, individuals demonstrate that they have the skills necessary to lead organizations in the successful design, implementation, and administration of business solutions with Microsoft products.
Related Job Titles
- Software Engineer
- Software Development Engineer
- Software Architect
- Consultant
Choose the MCSD Credential if You:
- Analyze and design leading-edge enterprise solutions with Microsoft development tools, technologies, and platforms.
- Have at least two years of experience in a lead developer role analyzing business and technical requirements, and defining solution architecture.
Martin David is a Senior Columnist for Technician Programs
|
| |
