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That will help you take book knowledge and apply it through actual visualization. The best way to grasp the material is to either open up your computer and see how it works or build a system from scratch. I was a computer tech before I took and passed the A+ exam. So not having experience in I.T doesn't mean that you are doomed to fail. I passed the Network+ exam with 0 networking experience. Do you study for like a year or something?
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And from what I've been told its not an easy exam and full of trick questions.
I look at the content of the exam objectives and the popular books such as Mike Myers and wonder how does someone digest all this information and pass. I've seen people who have passed the A+ who have 0 experience in IT. Sure they may be flawed but it is to teach the overall concepts. That is why also CompTIA now has simulation questions to break the memorizing mold. Most people do good on the first part and bad on the second part usually lower scores. While the 802 is more troubleshooting hence the reason it is called Practical Application (real world).
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Well, if you know the 6 steps for printing(Cleaning, conditioning, writing, developing, transferring, and fusing), you can determine that most likely the problem is with the fuser and may need replacing or may not be warm enough (based on answer choices of course.) or garbled text when printing may be a printer driver issue (random winding characters) These tests are memorizing and critical thinking. But for example, you may have questions such as troubleshooting a printer that won't have the ink sticking to the paper and is sumdged. Ex: FM2 and FM3+ are AMD processor sockets ONLY. Memorizing things such as processor slots/sockets and which goes to which is good for memorizing since you will probably have that on the test or concepts such as PCI/PCIe x16 bus speeds. I agree that memorizing is important but it is not all that. That is a really rough guess but you need time to cover the material twice if you are not comfortable with it already. Seeing them work confirms what you are learning and will lead to proficiency.Īs to time I would expect you will need at least 3 months with a couple hours a day. Test all of the commands that you read at least once.
If it works reinstall an operating system. Find an old computer and rip the parts out. Just keep in mind if you attempt to learn and understand it on the first pass you will probably go to slow and never actually get to the point that you can put the concepts together and understand the material.Īfter everything try it. Only you will know your best study methods or learn to develop them. Figure out the items that require memorizing and write them out in lists or flash cards. If you like reading read an entire book from start to finish without worrying about retaining the info or taking any tests.Īfter the first pass you should be comfortable with the material but no really know it yet.
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If you like videos watch an entire video series on A+ to find out what your going to be learning. I find for a beginner the hardest part is figuring out where the author is going with the information. If you lack confidence it is hard to stay focused. I am currently studying for the MTA 98-349 but that seems really easy so Im not worried. I just plan to jump in and start learning. But I have my a video series and books to study and am building a lab to practice. When I look at post made by those that have that cert it sound like they are speaking Greek to me. Next month I start studying for my CCENT. I have to agree with cyberguypr you sound like you are convinced that you cant learn this. I think once you do that you want be intimidated. Dont look at all that and say "I cant learn all this" Start watching Professor Messer's videos and google things you dont understand or want more info on. Having looked at them, have you started studying at all? If you look at the objectives you just see a long list of stuff and I think that may be scaring you off. Spent about a months time on each of the exams.Īs i was typing this I thought I would look at the A+ objectives, they have changed since I took it. Watched the Professor Messer videos and read through an exam cram book. So when it came to studying for A+, I was very familiar with most of the topics.
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I would regularly read magazines like Maximum PC, PC Magazine and PC world.
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How beginner are you? What is your interest in Computers?įor many years before I took the A+ I was building and upgrading my own computers, Installing and upgrading DOS and Windows and installing all sorts of programs. How long would you estimate it would take a begineer to psss the A+
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