(I'm trying to talk my command into sending me TAD for it, if I can.)
Here's a link to Microsoft's page on it:
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/default.mspx
Though I don't know why you'd think you need it if you don't know what it is 
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Falaanla Marr wrote this stupid crap:
I think you probably mean "Microsoft Certified System Engineer".Here's a link to Microsoft's page on it:
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/default.mspx
Though I don't know why you'd think you need it if you don't know what it is
Just because.
Thats how you get a lot of qualifications in the Navy.
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From the book of Azakias, chapter 3, verse 16:
Just because.Thats how you get a lot of qualifications in the Navy.
Or time off? 
Anyways, yeah. The link should give you what you need to know. While I've heard that an MCSE isn't too terribly valuable beyond entry level people trying to get entry level work (they're dirt common nowadays), it can't hurt to have it either. Especially if you can get the Navy to fund it. Falaanla Marr fucked around with this message on 06-06-2007 at 11:20 AM.
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Check out the big brain on Elvish Crack Piper!
What do airplane electrician work and microsoft computer systems have in common? You aren't an IT now are you?
Same reason I have done courses in legal, HM, AM, AME, and AT. I may be an AE, but it doesnt mean I have to remain in my rate all the time.
I'm also planning on doing Solder Tech, Micro-Min, and IMRL.
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Falaanla Marr said:
I've heard that an MCSE isn't too terribly valuable beyond entry level people trying to get entry level work (they're dirt common nowadays
Heh, here in England they throw blank cheques at MCSE's.
It's great. 
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Azakias thought this was the Ricky Martin Fan Club Forum and wrote:
Same reason I have done courses in legal, HM, AM, AME, and AT. I may be an AE, but it doesnt mean I have to remain in my rate all the time.I'm also planning on doing Solder Tech, Micro-Min, and IMRL.
Thought about going mustang?
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Falaanla Marr had this to say about Cuba:
Or time off?Anyways, yeah. The link should give you what you need to know. While I've heard that an MCSE isn't too terribly valuable beyond entry level people trying to get entry level work (they're dirt common nowadays), it can't hurt to have it either. Especially if you can get the Navy to fund it.
Entry level? Entry level is first line support monkey tech support, which requires nothing beyond a high school diploma.
MCSE's who have a decent work history are reasonably valuable, and tend to make above average good money.
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A sleep deprived Peter stammered:
Thought about going mustang?
Possible.
I'd only do that if I got a guarenteed department.
I was thinking of going CWO or something like that.
Gotta make E7 for that though, in the Navy.
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Reynar probably says this to all the girls:
Entry level? Entry level is first line support monkey tech support, which requires nothing beyond a high school diploma.MCSE's who have a decent work history are reasonably valuable, and tend to make above average good money.
MCSE's without any IT work history don't make you just a tad bit nervous?
-H
