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A+ Exam Cram
By James G. Jones,Craig Landes Online Price for 10+ books: $20.994
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536 Pages
Edition: 2ND
Published by Coriolis Group
Date Published: 03/2001
Product#: 1576106950
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Summary
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- Key Features
- Written by one of the creators of the original A+ certification exam
- Includes proven test-taking strategies, trick-question warnings, time-saving study tips, and helpful shortcuts.
- Provides practice-exam questions in a format similar to the actual exam.
- Contains necessary overviews, concepts, and terminology that help test takers get up to speed as quickly as possible.
- Includes resource sections at the end of each chapter to help readers find the best study aids available.
- Provides a special Exam Cram Sheet with tips, acronyms, and memory joggers readers can use for quick review before the exam.
- Features unique editorial content that complements other A+ Certification study guides and training materials, especially A+ Exam Prep.
- Guarantees a long shelf life. No major test revision is scheduled before the year 2000.
- About The Book
- A+ Exam Cram, written by the "father of A+ certification," is designed to speed computer repair and upgrade technicians' paths to the A+ certification. It provides a technical recap of all key A+ concepts, including CPU features, memory, disk drives, power supplies, monitors, network adapters, modems, and much more. This recap follows the overall syllabus of the A+ exam and is interspersed with specific test-taking advice. Technical facts are emphasized in balance with technical skills, so that readers will be ready to apply their knowledge to one of the 200,000 new jobs in computer maintenance and repair expected to be created in the immediate future.
- Market Profile
- Fourteen years ago, CompTIA (Computing Technology Industry Association) was formed to encourage professionalism, promote sound business practices, and set standards in the IT industry. In 1993, CompTIA developed A+ Certification as a test of entry-level computer hardware technicians' knowledge. Today, A+ Certification is an industry standard.Many companies require certification of all new computer technicians. Currently, CompTIA administers approximately 5,000 A+ exams monthly and that number continues to grow. This exam fulfills the requirement for A+ certification. The exam release is expected in June of 1998.
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