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Exam preparations

fugi1

I'm giving myself about 10 weeks to prepare for the A+ exams before the 2003 objectives arrive. What do guys think about this preparation:
A+ Certification Bible (ED TEDZ)
A+ Passport (Mike Meyers)
Learnkey Training and exam prep cd over 1100 questions. if i cant pass with this lot i may aswell give up.

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fugi1 wrote:

if i cant pass with this lot i may aswell give up.

I agree

bellboy

i agree. it sounds like you certainly have the prep material to do the trick. don't forget to get some hands-on experience as well

lazyart

Just work on one discipline before looking at the other. I'm sitting for Core on 6/26 (I love vouchers!). That evening I will crack open the OS section of my study materials.

I agree as above-- there is no substitute for hands on experience. Install an OS, upgrade it, etc. Otherwise it's just a bunch of words.

Good luck!

AnimeFrusionSmoothie

hmm, you shouldn't really give up even if that slight chance of failure becomes reality; if you do know the basics its all good - but reviewing is the best thing to do, real world experience is also important **as said above**

Go through all the steps to get to certain places in the OSs, (if you have Win2k, and win9

write down the steps of getting to the Drevice manager and places that seem obscure **printer icon**