Michael Meyers A+ 4th Edition
Hi all, first off thanks for a great site. I'm scheduled to take both exams next week, Ive been cramming however I have Michael Meyers A+ 4th edition. My question is: Using this guide along with the tech notes on this site is that sufficient to pass the 2003 exam? I'd like to avoid buying the 5th edition and reading the whole thing over again for a small amount of info.
Thanks for your thoughts.
Thanks for your thoughts.
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If you're trying to save a buck, boils down to reality of a new guide is a lot cheaper than paying another set of exam fees.
Best of luck!
Good luck in your prep work!
Dave
Sounds like you should be ready.
Good luck on OS.
A+ Guide to manage and mantaining your PC (Jean Andrews) Course Technology (Thompson Learning)
if there is a raiting i would like to know what it is and well i guess some of you guys have seen this book, came with a cd and is third edition, i hope itis good because is my main A+ Study guide,
thanks everyone and one more time...good job for all of them that makes this page alive and help us a lot!
Those books, in a word, kick ass.
on a scale of one to five, they deserve a six.
They bring you *so* much further than A+, and is really oriented to a technical professional with more than passing a certification exam in mind.
Most of my thompson technology books rock (except the CCNA books)
I have from thompson technology:~
XP Pro & lab, 2k Pro & lab, 2k Server & lab, 2k Networking & lab, 2k AD & lab, Network troubleshooting, Linux installation and administration, Linux networking & security, Security+ guide & lab, CCNA guide to networking fundamentals & lab, CCNP guide to advanced routing, Network Cabling, a business guide to data fundamentals.. probably more..
They come with selftest course certification practice software, and awesome cdrom tutorials.
I feel like a big IT pro with all of these books stacked in one place
I find Myers provides thorough explanations, mainly on the basics, and the new Sybex book gives updates on latest technologies and nice pretty tables summarizing them.
I'm also reading a bunch of reviews on newer CPUs and motherboards on Tomshardware.com, Anandtech, etc.
Also, the notes on this site are awesome. I'm also taking all practice exams I can find.
Hopefully that works. We'll see.
the only things I used for net+ was the technotes and a $7 .pdf from cramsession.com. I'm more comfortable with networking than hardware though.
If anything, I'll get these to supplement what I already have
http://www.cramsession.com/certifications/products/list-study-guides.asp