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Average
Salary & Job Outlook
Microsoft
Certified Systems Engineers
Median wages (2005)
$68,310 annually
U.S. Minimum Wage
$10,712 Annually
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers earned an average salary
of $54,500 in 2005. Those with extensive work experience can
expect to have a salary of about $82,120 yearly.
Jobs for people with MCSE training are expected to grow faster than other
occupations over the next decade. The increasing use and popularity
of Microsoft systems and programs will spur a big need for
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers. Those with degrees in
the technology industry who also have this certificate provide
businesses with the whole package and are highly sought after.
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Microsoft
Certified Systems Engineers
What is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer?
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineering, or MCSE,
is a Microsoft certification program that is recognized
as one of the best technical certifications in the
IT industry today.
What do Microsoft certified systems engineers
do?
MCSE training provides you with a deeper
understanding of managing office computer systems
and networks. These networks are run specifically
on Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, Excel and other types
of Microsoft software.
Tasks that Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers
have include:
- Installing system components
- Building the network
- Determining company requirements
- Managing network
infrastructure
- Designing computer architecture
- Monitoring system
configuration
MCSE’s are generally the backbone
for the IT installation and upkeep of complete office
networking systems.
Workers who would benefit most from going to a MCSE school would be
those with careers in network administration, security
analysis, system engineering, webmasters and system
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