CompTIA A+ certification: Basic Study Guide

ISBN-13: 9781537123905 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 90 str.

Alfred Quinn

Opis

CompTIA A+ certification Basic Study Guide This is a guide on how to pass the CompTIA A+ certification. For you to qualify for the certification, you have to pass two exams, one for computer hardware, and another one for computer software. The first part is a brief overview of the course, and you will learn what it is, and why you should consider studying it. There are some topics for the course which are considered to be troublesome which are discussed in this book. You are also guided on how to study for these topics. The best strategies which can be used for studying for this exam are presented. You will be in a position to learn the best strategy for you depending on the resources that you have and as well as what you want. You might have previously failed the A+ certification exam. However, this is not the end, as you can still make it and secure that career you wish to have in IT. You are guided on the necessary actions which you can take once you have failed this exam. There are common mistakes which CompTIA A+ students make, and these usually cause them to fail the exam. These are discussed, along with how to avoid these mistakes. The type of materials you use for review is also very important. This book guides you on the best materials which are available for you, and these will help you study for the CompTIA A+ exam. The tips necessary for you to conquer the A+ certification exam are also discussed. The following topics have been explored in this book:

• Brief Overview
• Troublesome Topics
• How to Study for CompTIA A+ Exam
• Classes
• Destructuring
  What Next after failing the Exam?
  • Mistakes to Avoid
    • Sources of Review Materials
      • CompTIA A+ Exam Tips
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