Mike Meyers' A+ Certification Passport, Third Edition (Mike Meyers' Certification Passport)


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	Mike Meyers' A+ Certification Passport, Third Edition (Mike Meyers' Certification Passport)
	Author: Michael Meyers Published: 2007-05-03
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Customer comments on this selection. Mike Meyers A+ Certification Passport It's a good book, easy to read, straight to the point, but is not for beginners. I used it as a reference book, and I read it from beginning to end one week before took my test. If you are starting in the A+ certification path without any previous knowledge, I'll recommend you Mike Meyer's All-in-One Certification Guide, which is a more detail book than this one, but it could last forever. Great cram !!! I came from a unix background with a desire to get the Redhat Certified Technician (RHCT) certification, however, I really felt deficient in Intel-based hardware. In an effort to bridge the gap, I used this book in order to prep for the A+ exams. I read this book twice and had no problems with the Essentials and Technician exams. This book is well-written and very straight-forward with almost zero filler. I enjoyed this book so much that I got the Linux+ book in the same series. Get this book and with a little work, you'll be A+ certified in next to no time. Good luck! Pretty good Let me just start off by saying, unless you already have experience building computers, do NOT rely on this book as your only source of study for the exam. I had the "official" curriculum books from COMPTIA which took me about 9 weeks to get through, took the test and I failed. As anybody knows, most of these study books are boring as hell and it's easy to feel like your brain will explode. So after I failed, I picked up this book and read it in one week. Mike Meyers has a way of making you learn stuff without making the material dry, and this is exactly what I needed. Next time I took the test I passed with flying colors. Only reason why I didn't give the book 5 stars is because there is some material on the A+ exams that isn't in this book. Gerald Pauler, MCSE, CompTIA A+, NET+, Sec+, Proj+ Trainer This book is suitable for an A+ or Bootcamp style course with A+ for passing the two new A+ exams, along with some custom slides and Instructor value added material. Easy Book This book is user friendly. It doesn't have a lot of off track story's or go into great detail about subjects. It's simple and will give you a basic understanding. I agree, this book alone will not help you pass the test.
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