Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP 70-290) Managing and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Environment
| Programme Overview |
Designed to provide candidates with the ability to manage and maintain a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 environment. Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) qualifications are widely recognised and respected in the IT industry as essential for working with Microsoft software in a technical support role. |
| Learning Approach |
Online and written materials supported by practical work in our IT workshop. |
| Qualification |
Microsoft Certified Professional 70-290 |
| Awarding Body |
Microsoft |
| Participant Profile & Programme Content |
This programme is suited to IT technicians who support Windows based IT systems or experienced technicians who would like to move into this field. This unit can be used toward Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) qualification, 2003 track. Experience supporting Microsoft Windows software is essential and entry is by interview only.
This programme is designed to measure a candidate's ability to implement, administer, and troubleshoot information systems that incorporate a Microsoft Windows 2003 Server environment. This may include managing and maintaining physical and logical devices, managing users, computers, and groups, managing and maintaining access to resources, managing and maintaining a server environment and managing and implementing disaster recovery.
This unit is assessed via an electronic Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) test, 70-290.
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| Location |
Chaffron Way Campus |
| Length of Programme |
20 weeks |
For more information on this course or to book you place call our Business Services Team on 01908 637056. You can also submit an online enquiry form or email our team business@mkcollege.ac.uk
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