Microsoft Certified Application Specialist Training Video
Learn how to use study for the Microsoft Certified Application Specialist exam from the comfort of your own desk. Using high quality narrated training videos and clearly laid out examples, becoming an Microsoft Certified Application Specialist is easy.
Microsoft Certified Application Specialist Training Video
Do you work in a position that makes heavy use of Microsoft Office and want acknowledgement of your professional competence? This MCAS Training Video series covers everything you need to know to prepare for the Microsoft Certified Application Specialist exams, with specific sections devoted to tests 77-600 through 77-605, covering Access 2007, Windows Vista, and other Microsoft Office 2007 programs including Powerpoint, Word, Outlook and Excel.
Designed as a practical preparation tool, the training video course starts at the beginning, outlining how MCAS certification works before moving into hands-on examples that teach you the techniques you need to know to pass. Special sections are devoted to each specific software title, and videos are further divided based on the techniques being shown, so you can use the course as a quick and flexible reference or follow the lessons in order.
At nine and a half hours, the training addresses major points that help with overall productivity as well as detailed techniques that prepare you for the performance-based MCAS exams. Although users who already have experience with the software will have an advantage (even Microsoft suggests users seeking their MCAS credit have 6 months to a year of experience), the course can also serve as a starting point for motivated professionals and also significantly lower the amount of time it takes to learn the software at hand. Whether you’re using this course on its own or as one key part of a comprehensive preparation strategy, you will not be disappointed.
MCAS: Microsoft Access 2007
If you frequently use MS Access at work or if you want to make inroads into the field of user-focused database design, getting the Microsoft Certified Application Specialist credential for Access 2007 can be a relatively easy way to move your career forward. As an extension of the Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) program before it, the MCAS title is an instantly recognizable way of telling employers and clients that you know how to use the program for a variety of tasks in a multi-user environment.
77-605 is the number for the Access Core Exam. As previously mentioned, the testing for the MCAS is performance-based, which means that the test essentially has no questions. Instead, you are presented with specific tasks and challenges to solve. How efficiently and effectively you accomplish the tasks determines your score. The MCAS for Access is build around six subjects: Structuring a Database, Creating and Formatting Database Elements, Entering and Modifying Data, Creating and Modifying Queries, Presenting and Sharing Data, and Managing and Maintaining Databases. There are specific tasks when each subject area, all built around the real world demands of business use.
As you can tell, it’s a serious test, and preparation is essential. Our MCAS Training Video gives you an in-depth walkthrough of not only the Access test but those for other Office 2007 programs as well. The use of practical, hands-on examples with included work files make our solution more useful and easy to use than any other resource available.
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