mcse course

[ALE52]

Hi folks!
I've started the long road down the MCSE trail. I would ask any of you knowledgeable folks what are your preferences for study books, sites or any material that would help. Right now I am using the MCSEtraining kit. I don't think too highly of it but it is supplemented with a computer course that I hope will fill the gaps of the book.
Any assistance will be highly appreciated and regarded.

Sincerely,

Alan

[zipulrich]

I'm heading the same direction, but I've started with getting my A+ certification first. A good site to check on is http://cramsession.brainbuzz.com/, and I'm sure there are a lot of others (with practice quizzes, etc.).
Good luck!

[joost]

For the best prices in all of you books, whatever your looking for go to Bookpool.com (http://www.bookpool.com). I have never found better prices.

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[Tobmello]

I would recommend the red EXAM CRAM books. I actually tackled the MCSE in 4 different ways - classroom instruction, some Dummies books to give me some much needed basics, the Transcender exams, and the Exam Cram books. Unless you're pretty technically savvy, i would recommend all of the above. Good luck!

[ALE52]

Thanks folks for your advice. I am A+ certified and have been a hardware/software tech for Circuit City and another small company in So.Cal. for so I have the basics down well.

Good luck to you all as well.

Alan