Making good pace...Book 70-461

Certification Progress Update and Career Goals

I'm making solid progress in my MCSA 70-461 studies. Even with a couple of breaks, I’ve managed to complete 75% of the book and am on track to finish it within a month (from November 22 to December 22). The pace has been steady, and I’m feeling confident about tackling each part of the MCSA in about 6-7 weeks. That should have me wrapping up the entire MCSA certification process in around 18-21 weeks—perfect timing to start working on the MCSE.

Key Goals and Timeline

March 2016 – MCSA Certification: Complete all MCSA exam portions, including practice exams.
June 2016 – MCSE Certification: Focus on higher-level SQL Server capabilities and complete the MCSE.
Rest of 2016 – Coding Focus: Deepen my development skills outside of SQL, tackling areas not covered by formal exams.

With five years of hands-on experience, these certifications will solidify my knowledge and introduce me to concepts I might not frequently use in my day-to-day work. Achieving the MCSE will be a great milestone, and from there, I'm considering additional pathways—either focusing on advanced development or potentially pursuing a Math Degree to deepen my analytical skills.

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