Flash cards for INTRO test?

Are the Cisco flash cards I see advertised only for the INTRO test, too? I would need a distinction made so I wouldn't be studying ICND material. I've seen some good prices on eBay. Are the cards on CD only or the kind of cards you can physically hold in your hand? I know nothing about them. Thanks.

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Paul Boz

I made my own and they worked nicely.

Darthn3ss

i'm 90% sure that the ones i bought were for intro and icnd (And 640-801)

jvax

I used these and was very happy with them. they do cover both INTRO and ICND.

iproute

jvax wrote:

I used these and was very happy with them. they do cover both INTRO and ICND.

Tricon7

jvax wrote:

I used these and was very happy with them. they do cover both INTRO and ICND.

So if I get these, how would I know if I'm looking at INTRO material or ICND material and think it may be something I've neglected to study when it's something I don't even need to know for the INTRO test?

floppydisk

they are just another source of study materials, is like reading something else other than books.

jvax

Tricon7 wrote:

jvax wrote:

I used these and was very happy with them. they do cover both INTRO and ICND.

So if I get these, how would I know if I'm looking at INTRO material or ICND material and think it may be something I've neglected to study when it's something I don't even need to know for the INTRO test?

I have 2 words for you: Exam Objectives. INTRO and ICND.

iproute

Tricon7 wrote:

jvax wrote:

I used these and was very happy with them. they do cover both INTRO and ICND.

So if I get these, how would I know if I'm looking at INTRO material or ICND material and think it may be something I've neglected to study when it's something I don't even need to know for the INTRO test?

The simple answer is that the book is divided into two halves: first part: INTRO, second part: ICND. As someone pointed out, you should also look at the exam objectives. While they're not that clear, they'll help you get an idea. The method I've used is to go over the exam objectives and write my confidence rating (I.E. 90%, 100%, etc.) next to each point. If I write down any 85% or below, I revisit the material.