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All-in-one guide prepares you for CompTIA's new A+ Certification
Candidates aiming for CompTIA's revised, two-exam A+ Certified Track will find everything they need in this value-packed book. Prepare for the required exam, CompTIA A+ Essentials (220-601), as well as your choice of one of three additional exams focusing on specific job rolesIT Technician (220-602), Remote Support Technician (220-603), or Depot Technician (220-604). This in-depth book prepares you for any or all four exams, with full coverage of all exam objectives. Inside, you'll find:
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SYBEX TEST ENGINE:
Test your knowledge with advanced testing software. Includes all chapter review questions and 8 total practice exams.
ELECTRONIC FLASHCARDS:
Reinforce your understanding with flashcards that can run on your PC, Pocket PC, orPalm handheld.
Also on CD, you'll find the entire book in searchable and printable PDF. Study anywhere, any time, and approach the exam with confidence.
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More Reviews and RecommendationsQuentin Docter, A+, MCSE, CNE, CCNA, SCSA, is an IT consultant and author. He has written or coauthored several books for Sybex, including MCSE: Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Design Study Guide.
Emmett Dulaney, A+, MCSE, has written over 30 books on Windows, Security, IT project management, and UNIX, and is the certification columnist for Redmond Magazine and CramSession.com.
Toby Skandier, A+, is a technical education developer for Sprint Corporation. He has coauthored numerous books, including the bestselling CompTIA Network+ Study Guide.
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March 23, 2009: his study guide is intended for someone who has experience in computer repair. I don't have the amount of experience this book has set. However, I feel, since I have some official background in computer repair, I can make good use of the information in this book.
In my opinion, the logical sequence of the subjects jumped around too much, the information you read in one chapter continues in another chapter further into the book.The only strategy I can see in this type of writing is to make me or anyone think. That's a good thing.The logical sequence of a sentence is confusing. Some sentences had to be read over and over to get the meaning and others had to be omitted because they were repeated and still others had to have the correct information placed in the correct place.Even after the book fell apart, literally (it's only a couple weeks old), and the frustration of repeating the reading before a repeat was necessary, the questions at the end of the chapters and the provided CD definately are good. I recommend the flashcard method over the others.I Also Recommend: A+ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide.