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Adaptive testing attempts to gauge a test taker's skill level as the test progresses. The computer software administering the exam records correct and incorrect responses, estimates the candidate's skill level, and then selects further questions suited to that level. If at the end of the exam the software has rated the candidate's knowledge above a certain threshold, the candidate passes.
The software may decide that a candidate who has demonstrated great expertise need only answer a few very hard questions correctly, while requiring a less skilled (but still competent) candidate to respond correctly to a greater number of easier questions. While adaptive exams have time limits, their rules prohibit going back to change (or even review) responses to earlier questions, allowing most candidates to finish before time expires.
The new MCSE Core Four books are similar to their popular predecessors, which makes sense since only the format of the Microsoft exams is changing. The books--addressing subject areas like Networking Essentials (70-058), Windows NT Server 4 (70-067), Windows NT Workstation 4 (70-073), and Windows NT Server 4 in the Enterprise (70-068)--provide succinct statements of the facts and concepts the Microsoft exams are designed to test for. The most notable change is in the CD-ROM included with this boxed set, which is composed of two adaptive-style practice exams for each of the four tests, in addition to two exams in the old test format. --David Wall
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