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LayOffPayOff wrote: » Long story short I had to postpone my start date until March 1st. Im pretty frustrated but Im going to try to make the most of the extra time. My new game plan is to try to get CCNA done between now and then. What do you guys think? I imagine at the very least I should be able to complete CCENT (ICND1) and get a nice head start on ICND2... Thanks
Lucas21 wrote: » I been looking to join the network admin program at WGU. I also am preparing to sit for the CCNA before enrolling. I also noticed that the CCNA was added on top of the CCENT in the list of certs. Do you know what CCNA replaced in the list?
davidboy wrote: » wow so basically what i do in 2 years for my upper division classes after my associates degree is what you will be doing in 1 term.. i feel like im wasting my time
swild wrote: » That's my goal. So far I am actually ahead of schedule as well. I was planning on having my 3rd class done by 1/26 and I have the exam scheduled for 1/19, a week early. DFV1 is going much more smoothly now.I just finished lesson 3 of 7. 2 and 3 went pretty well. I think lesson 4 should be finished in a couple of hours. Chapter 5 may take a little longer but I hope to have it finished today.
I'm excited to be learning all of this web programming and I really wish that I had an interest in it because I think I could be really good at it. Linking a webpage to a SQL server alone feels extremely powerful even though I am BARELY scratching the surface.
LinuxRacr wrote: » My wife is making fun of me for always using my new purple WGU Texas mug. She says it is almost as if you never had a coffee mug before...lol...
swild wrote: » For the first time in my life, I have failed an exam. I went through the text, worked every lab and every example. I am shocked at the volume of material that was flat out not covered in the book. I didn't respect Microsoft much before, but now now its even less. If you are going to test me over it, at least give me the chance to learn it from the official course textbook. I was only 1 question away from passing. I will reschedule for next week and try again. MTA 98-363. I'm really glad I chose the emphasis with the least number of Microsoft tests.
swild wrote: » The certiport website is kinda hard to navigate. Where are the practice questions? The only thing I found was a link to measureup where they sell practice tests. I will probably be buying that just for a little extra practice.
erpadmin wrote: » Yah know if you have a smartphone....perhaps USB tethering will work best. You can bypass those pesky little firewalls at work. (You'll have to disable the NIC you use at work though while doing that, however.) Get easytether if you have an android phone and call it a day. BTW, did you see my last question to you regarding the MTA exams? I really am curious about the level of difficulty vs. an exam like the 680.
swild wrote: » April: BNC1 (Scored 78% on Pretest, easy pass) MGC1 (scored 69% on pretest, easy pass) I really want to see if my mentor will let me take my capstone before my Cisco courses because I plan on starting into CCNP studies directly after graduation. I get a new mentor in a couple of weeks and really hope they are as good as the one I have now. After starting into Javascript, and briefly looking at Java, I don't think either of those will be an issue. I have plenty of Database experience, so that isn't going to be a problem either. The MTA exams frighten me since it took me 2 attempts at my last one to pass. But then there's the fun part, Cisco!
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