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Atomicadam
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Hey i want to become A+ Certified. Can I just get a book or should i sign up for a course at the community college?
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Non-Profit Techie
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I think that all depends on what you know about computers. I usually think that if you have put one together yourself, then you should just get a book and read up. Otherwise if you have almost no hands on experiance you may just want to take a class.
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Atomicadam
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I've taken an A+ class before and I build computers all the time so I think ill just go with the book route... But i thought that the new test required 500hours of hands on experience..
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Scyattica
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I took my A+ about two months ago, and they didn't require such a thing. -
Atomicadam
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Oh ok i must of miss read it. I feel like "teh newb" but thanks for the help guys. A+ here i come!
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matradley
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Good luck.Atomicadam wrote:Oh ok i must of miss read it. I feel like "teh newb" but thanks for the help guys. A+ here i come!
From Security+ book by Sybex:
"One of the nice things about technology is that it's always changing. One of the bad things about technology is that it's always changing." -
oakguy19
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Alot of voucher sites include practice test software with their voucher for less than the tests are retail. For A+ I found the totaltesters at totalseminars.com to be a very heplful review. Got 745 on hardware, 760 on technician part with only 2 days of studying for each one.
The trouble with learning from experience is that you never graduate.
Author: Doug Larson
