Well, it looks like I'm already seeing some improvement. I took another 100-question practice exam this morning and got a 67%. I think it's good that I'm seeing results this quick, and I'm finding out what specific areas I have to study up on in order to get success. In reality, I only need to raise my score a bit more to pass the real certification. I just hope that this information is still relevant, but I think it will be for the most part. Anything "newer" would most likely have been addressed in other IT classes I've taken since.
There are 4 different "exams" on this software, and this time I chose the second one. There were some similar questions, and some different ones, and some really weird ones I don't think I've ever heard of before. Like UARTS... what is that?? But at least now I'm aware of the expectations a bit more. I will continue using the textbook from Net+ to study (I have a method of reviewing the chapter summaries, and using a lot of the diagrams to drill with) and online forums. Maybe I can find some eBooks as well, that would be nice.
I think so far I'm making good on my desire to practice every day. Maybe when I get my software test scores above 90% I will go and take the actual exam, just to ensure I have a margin of error built in. Like I've said before, it's essential that I pass. And after I do, I'm going to study and take A+. Then, MCSA exams, and finally, Cisco.
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