Thinking about A+

I anm currently finishing up my assiciates in network technologies. I am Network+ certified and would like to have an A+ to go along with my Net+.
I have only had one hardware class and that was over a year ago. If I bought a book, say the Michael Meyers book, or any other A+ Cert book, got the technotes from this site, did a bunch of tests, is that good enough to pass? OR, should I need to take a class or two? I'd like to be able to just buy a couple of books and study them hard.

Any advicde to incite is greatly appreciated.

J

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leefdaddy

that is definately enough in my opinion. just study hard and take soem practice tests... also some hands on wouldn't hurt either.

the A+ is a fairly easy test... i took mine 5 years ago though, and it has changed since then

atleast you don't have dos questions anymore heh

princess4peace

leefdaddy wrote:

that is definately enough in my opinion. just study hard and take soem practice tests... also some hands on wouldn't hurt either.

the A+ is a fairly easy test... i took mine 5 years ago though, and it has changed since then

atleast you don't have dos questions anymore heh

leefdaddy has perfectly given you the required advise. I wish you the best in your attempt too.

Ricka182

You should look at the objectives first. The exam has changed quite a bit since last time revision. I used, and would recco Mike Myers All-In-One guide(5th is the latest). If you feel you fully understand the objectives, and your familiar with todays technologies, maybe you could take it, but at $250 to fail, I'd study first. Just my 3.1451 cents.

Doomsday J

Thanks for the insite! After I graduate I think I am going to take the iNet, and then start to study A+. I have a school book that is mapped to the 2003 objectives.

Thanks,

J