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skives

Couple of questions. Should I study for both the OS and Hardware part at the same time or seperate? Also is a month usually enough time to study for each indiviually?

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oldtech

I did hardware first then o/s. Hardwares a big topic unless you have experience. Use the techexams practice exams to guage your progress.

DirtySouth

skives wrote:

Couple of questions. Should I study for both the OS and Hardware part at the same time or seperate? Also is a month usually enough time to study for each indiviually?

It's going to depend greatly on your level of experience and knowledge. If you've been doing this type of work for a while, then a month will probably be plenty of time.

zenzen

i did hardware and then software a week later, i spent more time on hardware cause i'm on the computer all day and could probably get the OS stuff correct with a little study. I don't suggest spending only a week on anything, study until you yourself know the subject...but yeah I took hardware first and I'm glad, I had 5 or so hardware questions on my OS exam