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| what is the passing score?
number of exams?
costĄ?
objetives?
differences with N+?
thanks!!!!! | |
| Mr. Linux Guy 2002-12-21, 7:27 am |
| 1. 73%
2. One
3. ~ $180
4. Network utilities, types of Internet servers, HTML (basic), server side vs client side scripting, copyrights, e-Commerce, etc.
5. More e-Commerce oriented and no LAN or OSI stuff on it. Overlap is about 25%.
One of the easiest tests that I have ever taken. | |
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Originally posted by Mr. Linux Guy
1. 73%
2. One
3. ~ $180
4. Network utilities, types of Internet servers, HTML (basic), server side vs client side scripting, copyrights, e-Commerce, etc.
5. More e-Commerce oriented and no LAN or OSI stuff on it. Overlap is about 25%.
One of the easiest tests that I have ever taken.
e-commerce / copyrights? i donīt know such stuff. sound pretty hard to me. | |
| namrak 2002-12-21, 2:58 pm |
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Originally posted by cm2gj
e-commerce / copyrights? i donīt know such stuff. sound pretty hard to me.
Its not too hard to pick up Alex. A good i-Net+ book or other source reference will cover the basics for you, which is really all the i-Net+ is geared toward. Broad coverage of Internet basics like e-commerce, basic networking and basic HTML coding.
E-biz+ will cover e-commerce concepts in more detail as well as the various transaction technologies used in them. | |
| Mr. Linux Guy 2002-12-21, 3:48 pm |
| I used David Groth's i-Net+ Study Guide, studied for a week, made an 87% . . . trust me, it's not that hard. | |
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Originally posted by Mr. Linux Guy
I used David Groth's i-Net+ Study Guide, studied for a week, made an 87% . . . trust me, it's not that hard.
do you know if trascender corporation made a trascender study guide and practice test for this one? | |
| Mr. Linux Guy 2002-12-21, 7:17 pm |
| Sorry, I'm not sure about that one, as I have never used Transcenders before. The book came with a disc that had a lot of the questions similar to the ones on the test. If you know your Network+ material, then you have about one quarter of the test. Apart from that, know basic E-Commerce concepts . . . push vs. pull technologies, what a copyright and copyleft is, stuff like that. Know the different scripting languages used on the web and wehre they are used at . . . you don't need to know how to code in them, just what they are generally designed to do, and where they run (server side or client side). | |
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Originally posted by Mr. Linux Guy
Sorry, I'm not sure about that one, as I have never used Transcenders before. The book came with a disc that had a lot of the questions similar to the ones on the test. If you know your Network+ material, then you have about one quarter of the test. Apart from that, know basic E-Commerce concepts . . . push vs. pull technologies, what a copyright and copyleft is, stuff like that. Know the different scripting languages used on the web and wehre they are used at . . . you don't need to know how to code in them, just what they are generally designed to do, and where they run (server side or client side).
thanks for your time and efforts to bring me information to this exam........ |
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