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Planning to take CCDA
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| makan007 2002-07-11, 7:40 am |
| What advises can you give me? Using SYBEX as study guide. Thanks. | |
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| Use the Cisco books as advised by many others in the forum.
I can't comment on Sybex, I don't know anybody who has used them.
Concentrate on case studies. | |
| cross36 2002-07-11, 8:52 am |
| Alongside the Cisco books, people seem to stack it with the Boson program | |
| pomerol82 2002-07-11, 9:46 pm |
| Cisco Press.
There are two kinds of question in CCDA, Case Study and typical r&w and design concept.
For the latter, they are not dofficult just asking you "what is the prefered route : 10.9.1.1/28 m:90; 10.9.2.1/24 m:20", "max. no. of hosts in ipx network", "what is the third step of design doc." & etc. You won't have much problem if you have read and understnad the content of the books.
However, for the former, it is a big problem. There are three-four cases with thousands of words each and 8-10 questions associated with each case, i.e. 30+ question regarding case study.
There is no "back" in CCDA. When the first case study case question appears, you have to read thousands of word before answer that first question. I suggest you make keynote of the case with Cisco design guildlines.
It is much difficult to non-native English (or Japanese, if exam. takes in Japan) speaking ppls like me.
Good luck! | |
| makan007 2002-07-12, 5:52 am |
| quote:
Originally posted by Mat P
Use the Cisco books as advised by many others in the forum.
I can't comment on Sybex, I don't know anybody who has used them.
Concentrate on case studies.
Thanks for the input. | |
| makan007 2002-07-12, 5:53 am |
| quote:
Originally posted by cross36
Alongside the Cisco books, people seem to stack it with the Boson program
Alright. | |
| makan007 2002-07-12, 5:55 am |
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Originally posted by pomerol82
Cisco Press.
There are two kinds of question in CCDA, Case Study and typical r&w and design concept.
For the latter, they are not dofficult just asking you "what is the prefered route : 10.9.1.1/28 m:90; 10.9.2.1/24 m:20", "max. no. of hosts in ipx network", "what is the third step of design doc." & etc. You won't have much problem if you have read and understnad the content of the books.
However, for the former, it is a big problem. There are three-four cases with thousands of words each and 8-10 questions associated with each case, i.e. 30+ question regarding case study.
There is no "back" in CCDA. When the first case study case question appears, you have to read thousands of word before answer that first question. I suggest you make keynote of the case with Cisco design guildlines.
It is much difficult to non-native English (or Japanese, if exam. takes in Japan) speaking ppls like me.
Good luck!
Thanks for your time & input. |
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