mcse的雪球式学习方法（MCSEs snowball learning method）.doc

mcse的雪球式学习方法（MCSEs snowball learning method） MCSEs snowball learning method I see a concept in a Book - snowball debt. This snowball debt operation is the way you arrange your debt according to the quota of the order from small to large, then you first to present the minimum balance of payments to repay the debt, when these balances the smallest debt to pay off, youll use this batch of money under a relatively large debt. When your debts are being repaid one after another, you discover that you have unwittingly formed a snowball of money that will give you a better free hand over the finances. What is the concept of snowball debt repayment related to the certification of MCSE (Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer)? The formulation is a concept that is the content of solid snowball way to master the Windows 2000 pave the way for the introduction of Windows MCSE 2000, how to use this snowball assessment method in this paper. First assessment: Win 2000 basis #70-210 assessment is required to install, configure, and manage Windows 2000, which is the most basic requirement you want to obtain MCSE certification. The time to prepare for the examination in you, you will be on the clients Windows 2000 management task is very familiar with, such as installation (maintenance and non maintenance), to solve the problems of hard disk configuration and the network protocol. When you are testing remote installation services (RIS), DHCP servers, DNS domains, servers, and Internet information services, you will inevitably have to switch to learning about Windows 2000 servers. When you pass the basic exam, you will find that you have taken a big step in evaluating the Windows 2000 server. Your learning snowball has begun to take shape. Second assessment: Win 2000 Server After you have passed the base check, you should perform #70-215 assessment -- installing, configuring, and managing the Windows 2000 server. This assessment of you not because you are absolutely ignorant of, snowball