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old.Tohtori
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Gamah said:
Well my thoughts still stand, MCSE means dick, I did one in NT4 and popped it on the CV but it hasn't helped. Given the choice of the following :-
- Windows 2003 MCSE
- Design and Implement a Windows 2003 AD for 2,000 users across 8 sites
I know which one I would pick to employ
Tears said:Well my thoughts still stand, MCSE means dick, I did one in NT4 and popped it on the CV but it hasn't helped. Given the choice of the following :-
- Windows 2003 MCSE
- Design and Implement a Windows 2003 AD for 2,000 users across 8 sites
I know which one I would pick to employ
Well yeah thats why I dont have a job in IT >< still got to do it free so meh..I was gonna do the cisco exams too but the place I was working had to close down
Thorondorito
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Tilda said:I finished my exams yesterday!
lucky you, i have just started... haha
Lamp
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Grats Tilda
Third year LL.B. to look forward to ! Enjoy !
Don't take Family Law as an option. Nightmare.
Intellectual Property rocks.
International Law is great.
Oh and stay away from Planning Law unless you fancy remembering case names 300 characters long for your finals !
Third year LL.B. to look forward to ! Enjoy !
Don't take Family Law as an option. Nightmare.
Intellectual Property rocks.
International Law is great.
Oh and stay away from Planning Law unless you fancy remembering case names 300 characters long for your finals !
Tears said:Well my thoughts still stand, MCSE means dick, I did one in NT4 and popped it on the CV but it hasn't helped. Given the choice of the following :-
- Windows 2003 MCSE
- Design and Implement a Windows 2003 AD for 2,000 users across 8 sites
I know which one I would pick to employ
my work putting me on MSCA, done some A+ hardware and Operatins systems ones (not the best courses but they are recognised) and i get to do them for free
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Lamp said:
I am staying clear of Family
My options for next year are Company Law, International Human Rights, Healthcare + my dissertation topic which i have no-clue what it will be!
IP was my backup, but I'm pondering whether to change company to IP. We'll see, assuming Ive acctually passed the exams
Lamp
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Tilda said:I am staying clear of Family
My options for next year are Company Law, International Human Rights, Healthcare + my dissertation topic which i have no-clue what it will be!
IP was my backup, but I'm pondering whether to change company to IP. We'll see, assuming Ive acctually passed the exams
IMO do Company AND IP (if you can).
My dissertation topic was: "Is the possession of land nine-tenths of the law"
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Lamp said:
Hmm, not sure, I'm quite keen on healthcare as both parents are Dr's and I find it pretty interesting. I'd have to drop either IHR or Healthcare to do that, I'll have a think. Any reason why you say do both?
I'm thinking about doing something about the nature of resulting trusts. We had quite a fun bit of coursework this year with a quote from Twinsectra saying that resulting trusts are fundamentally negative.
But then, as I'm interested in healthcare, I'm tempted to do something like that, but I'm not sure if its an advantage or disadvantage having not studied healthcare before I come to write my dissertation, I can think of points either way.
