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Editor's Notes

• #13: 1.MCP (Microsoft Certified Professional) 2.CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate):Trapp reasons that most network administrator jobs right now are IP related and they are in more demand at a higher professional level as compared to Microsoft Certifications. 3.MCPD (Microsoft Certified Professional Developer): Demand for these developers is up over 80% compared to last year. Trapp says there are only a little over 3,000 currently with the certification. 4.SCJP (SUN Certified Java Programmer): Trapp says that a Java credential is one of the most valuable credentials that a programmer or developer can have, since about 70% of business entities�� development projects are done through J2EE. 5.CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional): With CISSPs earning $94,070 a year on average, it��s easy to see why Trapp puts this one on the list. (Note that the exam costs $500, lasts up to six hours, and includes 250 multiple choice questions. 6.Comptia A+: By far the most popular entry level certification. 7.Comptia Network +: A good cert to have since the network systems and data communications analyst is ranked Number 2 on the most in demand jobs list. 8.MCTS SQL Server 2005 (The Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist): Trapp thinks SQL Server 2005 is going to be hot next year since many companies are switching to SQL Server 2005. 9.RHCE (Red Hat Certified Engineer): RHCE is called the ��crown jewel of Linux certifications.�� According to a survey by Saugatuck Technology and BusinessWeek Researce Services, about 25% of enterprises will be running mission-critical business applications on the Linux open source operating system by 2009. 10.Comptia Security+: Growth in Security+, which covers topics like communication security, infrastructure security, cryptography, access control and authentication, shows no signs of slowing down. According to Trapp, ��Comptia��s Security+ Credential is must have in today��s world.��
• #14: 1.MCP (Microsoft Certified Professional) 2.CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate):Trapp reasons that most network administrator jobs right now are IP related and they are in more demand at a higher professional level as compared to Microsoft Certifications. 3.MCPD (Microsoft Certified Professional Developer): Demand for these developers is up over 80% compared to last year. Trapp says there are only a little over 3,000 currently with the certification. 4.SCJP (SUN Certified Java Programmer): Trapp says that a Java credential is one of the most valuable credentials that a programmer or developer can have, since about 70% of business entities�� development projects are done through J2EE. 5.CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional): With CISSPs earning $94,070 a year on average, it��s easy to see why Trapp puts this one on the list. (Note that the exam costs $500, lasts up to six hours, and includes 250 multiple choice questions. 6.Comptia A+: By far the most popular entry level certification. 7.Comptia Network +: A good cert to have since the network systems and data communications analyst is ranked Number 2 on the most in demand jobs list. 8.MCTS SQL Server 2005 (The Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist): Trapp thinks SQL Server 2005 is going to be hot next year since many companies are switching to SQL Server 2005. 9.RHCE (Red Hat Certified Engineer): RHCE is called the ��crown jewel of Linux certifications.�� According to a survey by Saugatuck Technology and BusinessWeek Researce Services, about 25% of enterprises will be running mission-critical business applications on the Linux open source operating system by 2009. 10.Comptia Security+: Growth in Security+, which covers topics like communication security, infrastructure security, cryptography, access control and authentication, shows no signs of slowing down. According to Trapp, ��Comptia��s Security+ Credential is must have in today��s world.��
• #15: 1.MCP (Microsoft Certified Professional) 2.CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate):Trapp reasons that most network administrator jobs right now are IP related and they are in more demand at a higher professional level as compared to Microsoft Certifications. 3.MCPD (Microsoft Certified Professional Developer): Demand for these developers is up over 80% compared to last year. Trapp says there are only a little over 3,000 currently with the certification. 4.SCJP (SUN Certified Java Programmer): Trapp says that a Java credential is one of the most valuable credentials that a programmer or developer can have, since about 70% of business entities�� development projects are done through J2EE. 5.CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional): With CISSPs earning $94,070 a year on average, it��s easy to see why Trapp puts this one on the list. (Note that the exam costs $500, lasts up to six hours, and includes 250 multiple choice questions. 6.Comptia A+: By far the most popular entry level certification. 7.Comptia Network +: A good cert to have since the network systems and data communications analyst is ranked Number 2 on the most in demand jobs list. 8.MCTS SQL Server 2005 (The Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist): Trapp thinks SQL Server 2005 is going to be hot next year since many companies are switching to SQL Server 2005. 9.RHCE (Red Hat Certified Engineer): RHCE is called the ��crown jewel of Linux certifications.�� According to a survey by Saugatuck Technology and BusinessWeek Researce Services, about 25% of enterprises will be running mission-critical business applications on the Linux open source operating system by 2009. 10.Comptia Security+: Growth in Security+, which covers topics like communication security, infrastructure security, cryptography, access control and authentication, shows no signs of slowing down. According to Trapp, ��Comptia��s Security+ Credential is must have in today��s world.��