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CompTIA A+ for Beginners: The Ultimate Study Guide to Pass Your CompTIA Exam and Get Your Certification
CompTIA A+ For Beginners! Updated (March 2016)
The Ultimate Beginners Crash Course To Learning Computer Hardware & Passing Your A+ Exam
Are You Ready To Learn The Ins And Outs Of PC Hardware? If So You've Come To The Right Place - Regardless Of How Little Experience You May Have!
If you're interested in working in the IT Industry or learning how to troubleshoot your own computer hardware and software issues the CompTIA A+ certification is for you.
This is your ultimate guide to getting the knowledge you need and passing your exam too!
There's a ton of other technical guides out there that aren't clear and concise, and in my opinion use far too much jargon. My job is to teach you in simple, easy to follow terms how to get started and excel at understanding, building and troubleshooting.
Here's A Preview Of What CompTIA A+ For Beginners Contains...
Part 1 - Inside The PC
The Motherboard
The Processor
The Memory
BIOS & CMOS
Storage Technology
Power
Part 2 - Inside The PC
Input Devices
Output Devices
Part 3 - Operating Systems & Networking
Major & Minor Operating Systems
Basic Networking Explained
Part 4 - Maintenance & Troubleshooting
Preventative Maintenance Explained
How To Troubleshoot & Resolve Any Issues You Encounter
Order Your Copy Now And Let's Get Started!
The Ultimate Beginners Crash Course To Learning Computer Hardware & Passing Your A+ Exam
Are You Ready To Learn The Ins And Outs Of PC Hardware? If So You've Come To The Right Place - Regardless Of How Little Experience You May Have!
If you're interested in working in the IT Industry or learning how to troubleshoot your own computer hardware and software issues the CompTIA A+ certification is for you.
This is your ultimate guide to getting the knowledge you need and passing your exam too!
There's a ton of other technical guides out there that aren't clear and concise, and in my opinion use far too much jargon. My job is to teach you in simple, easy to follow terms how to get started and excel at understanding, building and troubleshooting.
Here's A Preview Of What CompTIA A+ For Beginners Contains...
Part 1 - Inside The PC
The Motherboard
The Processor
The Memory
BIOS & CMOS
Storage Technology
Power
Part 2 - Inside The PC
Input Devices
Output Devices
Part 3 - Operating Systems & Networking
Major & Minor Operating Systems
Basic Networking Explained
Part 4 - Maintenance & Troubleshooting
Preventative Maintenance Explained
How To Troubleshoot & Resolve Any Issues You Encounter
Order Your Copy Now And Let's Get Started!
163 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 21, 2016
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August 6, 2017
Content helpful but there are a lot of errors.
I found much of the content to be good but there are a lot of glaring typos and formatting errors. For example, the table of contents show there are 12 chapters, but the book's interior takes chapters 11 and 12 and labels them 17 and 18. When I got to these chapters, I was honestly worried that chapters 11-16 were completely missing.
There are spelling and grammatical errors galore. These detract from the author's credibility to not have proofread or polished the book before publishing. Not to mention, I suspect this barely scratches the surface on information actually covered on the exam. Hence, why I'll go read the actual study guide next.
I found much of the content to be good but there are a lot of glaring typos and formatting errors. For example, the table of contents show there are 12 chapters, but the book's interior takes chapters 11 and 12 and labels them 17 and 18. When I got to these chapters, I was honestly worried that chapters 11-16 were completely missing.
There are spelling and grammatical errors galore. These detract from the author's credibility to not have proofread or polished the book before publishing. Not to mention, I suspect this barely scratches the surface on information actually covered on the exam. Hence, why I'll go read the actual study guide next.
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