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date: Mon, 2 May 2005 15:10:18 -0700,
group: microsoft.public.msf
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Re: Road Map for MSF
I found this to be a very practical exam. That is, it is not a matter of
memorising foundational principles, key concepts, and best practices, but
rather being able to apply all of the above. Most of the questions will
present you with a mini-scenario and you will need to apply MSF models and
disciplines to solve a problem or issue.
I would strongly advise anyone wanting to sit for this exam to attend course
1846 as per the preparation guide. In this course you take on one or more
team roles, and experience first hand some of the ways applying MSF can lead
a team towards building great software.
Having said that, I believe anyone who has worked through achieving a PMP is
likely to have internalised many of the key areas of MSF already - MSF is
very much an amalgam of best software development practice from around the
world.
HTH
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Ian Thwaites (BIT,MCSD,MCT,MCP)
Senior Technical & Education Consultant
Aspect Education Services
Canberra Branch
"Imad al-Sadeq" wrote in message
news:014201c54f63$b97cfd20$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi all,
> I'm PMP, looking to understand MSF then to become
> certified in it (MSF Practitioner), I read all microsoft
> pages related to this, I need a practical experiance,
> actually I need to hear from someone already understand
> the masf and passed the exam, would that person write me
> his road map.
>
> I'm planning to take the exam after one month, how should
> I spend this month, studing what in what methodology? try
> exams or questions from where? any more advices whould be
> great.
>
> thanks
date: Tue, 3 May 2005 13:53:09 +1000
author: Ian Thwaites
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