A+ Certification Bible
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| Rating | : | 4.31 (653 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0764548107 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 1178 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-04-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Each chapter concludes with multiple-choice questions and free-answer scenarios. Its prose is clear, and illustrations--including the photographs that traditionally detract from books about hardware--add to readers' understanding. Content runs heavily to hardware, including techniques for configuring and troubleshooting hard disks, memory, motherboards, and processors. An annotated answer key for all questions and scenarios appears on another page. . The problems are not on the A+ test, so it's sort of moot, but this is the kind of troubleshooting challenge an A+ technician can expect to see on the job.Wish lists aside, this hardcover volume gets the job done as far as A+ test preparation is concerned. There's coverage of networking to the extent required by A+, as well. The CompTIA A+ professional certification is the generally recognized token of accomplishment in the areas of Intel-compatible hardware configuration and the hardware-related parts of the Microsoft Windows
. He is an independent trainer and consultant based in Indianapolis, Indiana. About the Authors Ed Tetz, A+, MCSE, MCT, has written several guides to MCSE certification. Glen E. He is an instructor/IT Co-Coordinator at the Halifax, Nova Scotia branch of PBSC, an IBM subsidiary that is one of Canada's premier computer training companies. Clarke, A+,
Built around the exam objectives for easy reference during specific objective focus, A+ Certification Bible contains extensive self-evaluation opportunities to help you determine what areas need additional study. Comprehensive coverage allows you to maximize the information, and tailor your study to your own needs at any level of experience. Covers: Exam 220-201 and 220-202
A two thumbs up book!!! I ordered this book right after failing the OS part of the A+ test, in spite that I already had planned it, boo. I like this much very much because the chapters are quite short, about 15 to 20 pages each, something that help me keep focus on the subject. It comes with several questions at the beginning. "Comprehensive,but poorly edited / rushed" according to Jeremy Baggett. The first edition of this book covers a great deal of subject matter & helped me to catch a couple of 'gotchas' that I otherwise would have missed on the test. However, its poorly edited, non-cohesive, & misleading writing is almost unacceptable considering its purpose is to teach a technical & precise. Michael said First Chapter has mistakes.. I am new into this world of A+, and I picked this book up and read the first chapter. In the first chapter there were a couple mistakes. Not that it mattered much because I figured out what they were talking about. But It made me fear what they would mess up on later in the book, and the way the presen