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MCAD Developing and Implementing Web Applications
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Rating: 5/5 from 7 reviews Required MaterialI spent weeks methodically going through the MS press book and picked this up for review five days before the exam. What a shock! The MS book hadn't organized and clearly explained 80% of the material as well as Amit Kalani. The end-of-chapter questions and sample tests clearly pointed out my gaps as well as Microsoft's test question style, which raised my scores on practice tests by 25%. I have experience working with webapps/ADO.NET, but never would have passed the exam without this book. Excellent Exam PrepLike all the other Exam Crams in the C# series, this book is exceptional. If you had to pick one resource only to prepare this would be it. In fact, I think you could pass the exam simply by reading this book, answering the questions at the end of each chapter, and taking the two practice exams at the end of the book. If you are preparing for 315, you would be making a big mistake by not getting this book. Great resource both before and after the examThe 70-315 is my favorite. I love ASP.Net. Despite its smaller size than the Training Tuide, the Exam Cram still has plenty of meat. First, read it just before you take the exam, to remind yourself of the key concepts. Second, keep it around as a reference when the Training Guide is too heavy and Google is too light. I also like it because I often switch among ASP, VBScript, ASP.Net, C# and PHP on any given day, and the Exam Cram is a good way to re-ground in the .Net world. The 70-315 Exam Cram is worth a buy. | ||||||||||||||||||||
