Is the book that I have any good?
I have the Sybex A+ Complete Study Guide Second Edition, Jan 2001. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0782128025/qid=1103778482/sr=11-1/ref=sr_11_1/102-2661318-6896915?v=glance&s=books
Is the book still reliable to study for the core part of the exam. I dont need to study much for the OS part. If this book is trash whats the best.
Is the book still reliable to study for the core part of the exam. I dont need to study much for the OS part. If this book is trash whats the best.
21 Years Old. MCPed at Age 17. My son will be the first 1 year old MCSE certified. LOL.
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janmike
Member Posts: 3,076
I'm not familiar with that particular Sybex book--if it is built on the 2003 objectives. But, I'm sure that the info is good. If it's not the most recent, it probably needs a little supplemental material based on the CompTIA objectives in order to be a complete study guide.
It's pretty much agreed around here that All-In-One A+ Study Guide, Fifth Edition, by Michael Meyers is probably the best guide.
Looks like you're getting a good variety of knowledge in your IT studies. At your age, I think that's an excellent path to take! Just be sure to take the time to get a variety of life too.
Best of luck on your future!"It doesn't matter, it's in the past!"--Rafiki -
cliffjag1987
Member Posts: 206
The only thing you are going to miss in this book is windows Xp because it's outdated. The newest version is Sybex A+ complete study guide 3rd edition.
For the core part you will miss sometings like the Newest RAMs , & Sockets , etc.
Hey man good luck with your studying. Goog going with you age.