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04/04/2013 01:21:18 PM · #26 |
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Originally posted by JH:
Originally posted by Strikeslip:
Me? Joke? |
In fact, I'm halfway through the 'Professional Engineering Geologist' CD and monthly magazine certification at the moment. I'll be out digging up mountains in a month or two. |
Just be sure you put 'em back the way you found 'em when you're done with practicing, OK? That's important :-) |
Be sure to pay extra special attention during the chapter on "Bush Whacking".
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04/04/2013 06:06:59 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:
Originally posted by IAmEliKatz:
Some may be of current exams and people sometimes just study these 'dumps' instead of learning the material... |
I see little point in brain dumps. If you just memorize answers, you will fail the moment you are out in the real world and have to troubleshoot something. I have heard many tales like that. Brand new MCSE on their first job gets handed a motherboard and told to go replace it in someone's PC and doesn't have the slightest clue what to do.
If you actually understand the concepts involved, you can figure things out even if they present themselves a bit differently than what you have seen before. When I did the N+, I would say a full 1/2 of the test was based on having a thorough knowledge of the OSI model and how all the protocols worked together and fit in. If I had just memorized some answers I would have failed. As it was, it was a fairly easy test because I understood the concepts. |
I agree with you, but there plenty of exams out there with questions about some of the most useless features or topics of a technology that make no sense and unless you have been working with the software for years, you'd never know the answer. |
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