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dandanearl

My first day of MS2152 class starts tonight in preparation for the 70-210 exam. Will this class be thorough enough or would you recommend additional study material/practice exams?

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TranscenderMichael

Depends on what is provided by the class. If you're already given study materials and practice exams, you might not need anything else.

Plantwiz

dandanearl wrote:

My first day of MS2152 class starts tonight in preparation for the 70-210 exam. Will this class be thorough enough or would you recommend additional study material/practice exams?

I've never known of anyone taking that class. I'd love to hear what you think about it after its completion?

Was it worth it?
Did you have actual experience before the class? If yes, than do you feel it prepared you?
If no, do you feel it introduce the topics logically and clearly?

Or anything you would be happy to share

Webmaster

The MOCs (Microsoft Official Curriculums), such as the MS2152 course, cover almost the same information you can find in the official MS Training Kits, often with some additional classroom labs. They are not that thorough and I suggest getting a book or a good set of practice questions to compliment the course. The quality of such a course usually depends most on the quality of the instructor but it's also useful to 'network' with fellow-techies.

Plantwiz

Good to know!

I've used the MS Books as well as other supplimental reading (Sybex, Meyers, etc..) lab, as well as working in the industry. Just wondered how the classes stacked up.