Linux + exam question?
I am planning on taking the Linux + exam soon.
I have used linux on a limited basis for about the last 4 years. I still prefer Novell (netware core) and windows server.
At any rate, I have gone through the TestOut linux + exam and am scoring an 85-88 on the exams. Has anyone used testout? how does it compare to the real test?
A minimum passing grade of 675 is needed, but what does that compare to on a 1-100 scoring system?
If the 675 is a possible score from 100 - 900, is it safe to say that the score is equivalent to 675/'800 or 84% ?
I don't really use linux on a daily basis, but my work is going to require it for my next pay raise. Any opinions and help in passing the course are welcome.
I have used linux on a limited basis for about the last 4 years. I still prefer Novell (netware core) and windows server.
At any rate, I have gone through the TestOut linux + exam and am scoring an 85-88 on the exams. Has anyone used testout? how does it compare to the real test?
A minimum passing grade of 675 is needed, but what does that compare to on a 1-100 scoring system?
If the 675 is a possible score from 100 - 900, is it safe to say that the score is equivalent to 675/'800 or 84% ?
I don't really use linux on a daily basis, but my work is going to require it for my next pay raise. Any opinions and help in passing the course are welcome.
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Been there, done that.
I am running a few linux servers now. Most are pain free and need little maintanence.
I run Suse, Fedora, Slackware, Knoppix, Ubuntu and a couple of other flavors, both in VM and on older PC's.
I am just curious if anyone has used Testout for training and how close was it to the exam?
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Thanks for the response.
I took the pratice exam on here and scored a 90 (18/20) on the first try. The questions seemed like common sense but what do I know.
I have been in the IT field for 10 years now, have a BA in computer science, my CNA 4, 5, 6 and 6.5, CCNA and run a multi-million dollar network.
I just don't want to look like an idiot and fail a comptia exam.
Thanks,
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Now back to the real issue at hand. 8K per year