Windows
NT 4.0 Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers (MCSE's) are qualified
to plan, implement, maintain, and support information systems
based on Microsoft Windows NT and the BackOffice family of client-
server software. The MCSE for NT 4.0 is a widely respected certification
because it does not focus on a single aspect of computing, such
as networking. Instead, the MCSE has demonstrated skills and abilities
on the full range of software, from client operating systems to
server operating systems to client-server applications. In order
to achieve the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer certification,
a candidate must pass four required "core" exams, plus
two elective exams. With the release of Windows NT Server 4, there
are now two possible paths or "tracks" that lead to
the MCSE certification, the Windows NT 3.51 track and the Windows
NT 4 track.
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Windows
NT 4.0 Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers (MCSE's) are qualified
to plan, implement, maintain, and support information systems
based on Microsoft Windows NT and the BackOffice family of client-
server software. The MCSE for NT 4.0 is a widely respected certification
because it does not focus on a single aspect of computing, such
as networking. Instead, the MCSE has demonstrated skills and abilities
on the full range of software, from client operating systems to
server operating systems to client-server applications. In order
to achieve the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer certification,
a candidate must pass four required "core" exams, plus
two elective exams. With the release of Windows NT Server 4, there
are now two possible paths or "tracks" that lead to
the MCSE certification, the Windows NT 3.51 track and the Windows
NT 4 track. 
Meet
the Expert:
