CompTIA A+ Certification All-In-One For Dummies, Second Edition by Glen E. Clarke, Ed Tetz

CompTIA A+ Certification All-In-One For Dummies, Second Edition Glen E. Clarke, Ed Tetz ebook
ISBN: 0470487380, 9780470487389
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Format: pdf
Page: 1200

He bought two books to get himself started, Java for Dummies and All-In-One CompTIA A+ Certification. As all the other Microsoft book I reviewed, I really think they should increase the number of exercises. In this way, you can choose which arguments read based on your interests and your needs. This really is the go to book for the A+ tests. To even get his foot in the door, he needs the A+ Certification. The book is huge, about 3 inches thick with 1454 pages. The book covers All of the practice test questions (on the CD and in the chapters) include detailed explanations so you'll know why the correct answer is correct, and why the incorrect answers are incorrect. If you buy a 16-GB iPad and later decide you want a 64-GB iPad, you need to buy a new one. I really liked the fact that every chapter does cover conclusively an argument. The course work really is sufficient for the test, but WGU provides the ebook verions of Mike Meyer's All-in-One CompTIA A+ Certification Exam Guide (7th Edition). Your best bet is to get a comprehensive book such as the CompTIA A+ Training Kit (Exam 220-801 and Exam 220-802) (ISBN- 978-0735662681) by Darril Gibson. This book is tailored for the CompTIA A+ certification (and this led me to this book instead of another one, since I'm looking forward to take this certification).