MCSE Microsoft Certification Systems Engineer Study Guide Test Information

The Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) on Microsoft Windows® 2000 credential is the premier certification for professionals who design and implement the infrastructure for business solutions based on the Microsoft Windows 2000 platform and Microsoft Windows Server System™. - Microsoft's MCSE Certification Site

Requirements:

There are a total of seven exams for this certification:

Four Core Exams (You must take all four)
	070-210 Windows 2000 Professional 070-215 Windows 2000 Server 070-216 Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure 070-217 Windows 2000 Active Directory
Designing Exams (You must choose at least one)
	070-219 Designing Windows 2000 Active Directory 070-220 Designing Security for Windows 2000 070-221 Designing Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure 070-226 Designing Highly Available Web Infrastructure
Elective Exams (You must choose at least two)
	The above designing exams can also be used as electives: 070-219 Designing Windows 2000 Active Directory 070-220 Designing Security for Windows 2000 070-221 Designing Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure 070-226 Designing Highly Available Web Infrastructure 070-218 Managing a Windows 2000 Network 070-222 Migrating from NT 4.0 network to Windows 2000 070-223 Managing Windows 2000 Clustering Service 070-224 Managing Exchange Server 2000 070-225 Designing Messaging with Exchange Server 2000 070-227 Managing ISA Server 2000 070-228 Managing SQL Server 2000 070-229 Designing Databases in SQL Server 2000

* Note: You may have more options than those listed above.

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