CEH Journey kMastaflash's tale

So after a long hard couple of months after completing my CCNA R&S, I was not really sure what to pursue next. Jumped between vendors for certifications and was lost with where I wanted to go. So after a few months starting my new job, I decided to pursue my CEH certification. I see a huge benefit with pursuing this certification and find it has a huge ROI at least within my area where I live. My goal is to complete this certification exam by December 2015 and when it comes time for my review with my manager, I would like to say well I pursued my learning further and got my CEH and possibly get a pay raise! I will start my studying for it tonight by reading the Matt Walker CEH All in one guide then jumping into the EC-Council official courseware. With that said, does anyone want to join me on this journey to become a Certified Ethical Hacker? Possibly start a study group that meets once a week on Friday nights from 6-8pm EST Here are the materials this study group will be using:

Course books:
EC-Council Official Courseware
Matt Walker All in one guide

Video training: Whatever your seem necessary

Hopefully I don't have to take this journey alone but whatever it takes I WILL HAVE MY CEH BY THE END OF THIS YEAR!!!

Anyone want to join me?!

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Robertf969

gncsmith wrote: »

Robertf969
How are the FEDVTE courses? I just got my login this morning and haven't been able to spend much time looking through them.

They are "ok" free material is good material I suppose. I have actually decided to postpone till V9 based on the horror stories I have been hearing about V8 lately.

TechGuru80

BillV_ wrote: »

Why do you continue to spread inaccurate information? A change from 20 modules to 18 modules is a 10% change.

I agree spreading false or exaggerated information doesn't help anybody, which is what TE helps.

GreaterNinja

Bill,
I interpret this as being at least +/- 10% chance in passing or failing. I could fail at close to 60% or pass close to 80%. A change to the course ware and exam can increase the variance of pass/fail. I'm a little bit concerned as this can affect my school progress.

BillV_

GreaterNinja wrote: »

Bill,
I interpret this as being at least +/- 10% chance in passing or failing. I could fail at close to 60% or pass close to 80%. A change to the course ware and exam can increase the variance of pass/fail. I'm a little bit concerned as this can affect my school progress.

Not likely. The exam coverage has had a 0% change. Plus, you're assuming that a 10% change in course material would directly relate to a 10% weight potential on the exam. That 10% change in coverage may only be weighted at 4% on the exam (and then you'd fail at 66% or pass at 74%). But, that would also be assuming that in a group with say, 7 other subjects, all of the questions just happened to be related to that new change. Looks like you're a math guy so I'm sure you can figure out the probability of getting all of those questions on the same topic