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| JerryL 2001-08-05, 11:40 pm |
| As I mentioned in the General Discussion forum, I've talked to CompTIA about this cert, but they either don't know where you can get some resources or aren't saying as of yet. I'm figuring that this will be the same as the Server+ cert was; nothing out for a while and then slowly the material startes trickeling out. I'm expecting this to be the same for the E-Biz+ cert as well.
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| No books No Meterials for us to study but the exam already out. I also talk to the exam manager in CompTIA. Is it the CompTIA system sucks or what ? ANd I just dont know why the exam already out and they KNEW there arent any books out there for ppl to study but they still ASK FOR $190 exam fee.
Dont know what they are thinking. | |
| Supertech 2001-08-08, 10:17 pm |
| Take the objectives from the CompTIA website.
Study those objectives.
Take the exam.
Please stop whining about books. Pretend like you are a computer professional and locate all the info, yourself.
You just might learn something in the process. | |
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| are you serious? most likely..........
I'd like to see someone here pass a cert without any knowledge of the curriculum other than the objectives(and im not talking about MCP's, I mean exams with focus on theory developed by the provider).
A lot of certications have their own methods relating to the topic of the cert. If you have no way to study these methods, then how-t-f are you meant to answer questions on them? I could think of many examples relating to exams I have taken.
Hey I have an idea.... how about you go and do the exam without any material and we'll see how you score?????
no i didn't think so.......... | |
| Supertech 2001-08-09, 2:54 pm |
| are you serious? most likely..........
That's how I took the Server+ and Linux+ betas.
You end up learning a whole lot more instead of regurgatating a textbook. | |
| Gundyman 2001-08-18, 7:43 am |
| Study guide and ref are great for certification, however Experience also the key for any exam.
When talking about something that is in general area like Svr, IT Project, Linux, there are many thing need to know and very difficult get all information together in a book.
As the end, your owe research on the net and work give you the most valuable knowledge. | |
| hacker 2001-08-29, 11:27 pm |
| I found a traing centre, but only at the following locations:
NZ, India, Thailand, HK, Indonesia, Malaysia, S. Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Japan.
www.training-partners.com |
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