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chris
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 Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2003 2:48 am Post subject: sybex book |
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Is the sybex book a good one to study for the A+ exams as well as i have
found alot of good test sites with mock test should that be sufficie4nt, i
am currently finishing up a degree in programming, and have some experience
in hardware/os, also has anyone heard of mindlearners and if they have good
material for a+ exams?
one more thing i hear the tes is being updated soon, when is that expected
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John Dearing
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| Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2003 5:53 am Post subject: Re: sybex book |
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chris wrote:
| Quote: | Is the sybex book a good one to study for the A+ exams as well as i have
found alot of good test sites with mock test should that be sufficie4nt, i
am currently finishing up a degree in programming, and have some experience
in hardware/os, also has anyone heard of mindlearners and if they have good
material for a+ exams?
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The Sybex A+ book is pretty good but not comprehensive. There are some
sections that are good buta little thin (Windows 2000 for example). You
may want to supplement the Sybex book depending on your current level of
experience.
| Quote: | one more thing i hear the test is being updated soon, when is that expected
to happen?
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Currently, it looks like the NEW tests will go live in late October or
early November with mid November a strong possibility.
You have plenty of time to certify under the current requirements.
Remember, A+ is for life - you don't have to recertify so there isn't
any real advantage to wait for the new tests to come out.
Good luck!!
John
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John Dearing (To reply, drop "YOURPANTS" in my address) 8-)
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