Microsoft Corporation offers a rich set of possibilities when it comes to education of new and existing software developers. Taking certification exams and certifying your knowledge is one of the best ways to build a solid knowledge base, improve your skills, and get ahead with your career in software development. In this post, I will describe what it takes to follow Microsoft Certifications: Web development path.
In this wide range of certifications, where does one start from? Well, it depends on your current skills and work experience. If you are new to software development with less than one year of work experience or so, then my suggestion is you start with Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) certifications.
You may start with the following MTA exams:
For the complete list of MTA certifications, please see MTA Certifications web page.
MTA certications are optional and are useful only if you do not have work experience developing these solutions.
What after that? The next part of the path is of professional certifications. The web development path leads to Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer: Web applications (MCSD). This title is awarded to anyone who passes these exams:
When you complete all of these exams, you will get the title of MCSD: Web Applications which will certify your knowledge in the field of developing web applications using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and ASP.NET MVC.
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