Is anyone studying the CCNA 3 & 4 and have they done the ACL case  study on the CD?
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i am taking my ccna 4 final on wednesday and cert on the 11th, didnt do the case study on the cd, but what is your ? i might be able to help, just email me
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why do not you tyr this link \n\nhttp://www.tekxam.com/StudyGuide/concepts/General-Concepts/General_Computing_Concepts_OUTLINE.html
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Doesnt matter where the location is, companies still need MSCE's and CCNA's.  I wouldnt stop at those certifications though, continue on with Cisco certifications.
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i have purchase several cisco 2500 series routers on ebay. as of far i have not spent more then $50 on any of them. so far the only problem with any of them, including one they claimed was DOA has been they have a password on them. find anyone with a CCNA and they can open it up for yea.
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If you took your CCNA online through Accademy Connect, make sure you took the voucher tests. Being that you have no background it will probably be better to take the two test version. I Will be taking my second, in about a week. My professor, whos is also the Dean for the information division is a very intelligent teacher and through his guidance has proved that it is better to take the two version because it breaks it down a lil better making it easier to study for.
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Yeah, I'm wondering why everyone had such a problem downloading the files.  Did he provide instructions on how to do it?  \n\nAs long as he isn't going to count this "exam" that apparently no one is going to take, I wouldn't worry too much.  Maybe if you take it, you'll get extra credit.\n\nIf he volunteered to make the cds if necessary and then found he didn't have the time, that's not so much his fault, especially when we're talking about 30 cds here.  That's a little much, and he probably didn't think so many students were going to be so incompetent at downloading music.  Don't fault him for that.\n\nIf he's going to create a different exam, though, you need to ask him specifically when that exam will happen and what music you need to prepare for it.  He should give you guys a timeframe so you can study.  \n\nYour school probably gives out course evaluations at the end of the class.  Feel free to write out all your thoughts on this teacher--schools do look at evaluations, and he won't see the comments until after the class is over, and even then your name won't be on the comments he sees.\n\nIf you get a bad grade in the class, you would have an excellent reason for appealing the grade.  Save all his emails and handouts in case this happens.
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i am working as SE in networking domain.Feature of the n/w field is very good.now a days Internet is penetrating more as compaired to other domains.i think it's better to complete your MCA.In the mean while you can opt for certification exams like CCNA,CCNP,CCIE etc.if u want to enter n/w industry it is better to have CCNA at least.CCNP prefered and CCIE promices GOOD JOB + HIGH SALARY.
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Try here and see what they have.  Should be some examples or links to some procedural stuff.\n\nhttp://www.cpaclass.com/
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I have not, but if you really read the site, and read between the lines, I think they leave out some of the smaller variables.  Which can really make a big difference in some situations.  I read it and if I would of had the extra money, I would have bought it.  I still might.There is another site with a book about secrets the pros don't want you to know.  This book comes with a book about knot tying, and all sorts of software for the computer.  I think it may be a better deal, but in the same sense, it seems to good to be true, so it probably is.  I put the link up for you to check out.  I hope someone responds to this question with a yes so I can read the review myself.  If you get it, let me know, you can e-mail me.  I think it will greatly increase your chances, but it's kinda like reading a book about how to ride a bike, you can read it 20 times.  But until you get on the bike and practice, you'll never really do that good.\nP.S. I put up 2 sites with a plethera of free tips. Enjoy!!
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I know lots of people who attended there, and i almost did myself. Not sure how reliable this info is, but I had a friend who said he got his degree from there but it turns out on of his instructor's credientals were doctored and therefore any student who had credits from this instructor had invalid degrees. I have no idea exactly how true that is.\n\nAs far as the financial situation, I think they have it all cleared up. I can't remember exactly what the problem was, but they got rid of everyone who used to work at ABS (knew someone who worked there & he got laid off) and hired an all new staff for LVC. I don't know why the two are still affiliated. Anyway, I don't think you have much to worry about. Just check it out good and read EVERYTHING before you sign. Good luck!
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http://acl.ldc.upenn.edu/C/C96/C96-2183.pdf
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I'm doing NVQ level 4 in Community Justice, some of the stuff is quite similar.  When I started doing my NVQ units I was just tearing my hair out trying to work out what it all meant.  If you know anyone else who has recently done or is doing the same unit(s), ask them for advice, that's how I got started on mine.  There's kind of an art to working out how to present your evidence to best advantage, and how to cover all your pcs.   My best advice is to work through the unit description systematically (and calmly! try not to panic!) and see what you can already tick off from what you have.  Then identify your gaps and think about what you can do while you're at work to get evidence to plug those gaps - sometimes you might have to manufacture or request opportunities!\n\nI've had 3 units signed off now and I'm close to finishing a 4th (I have to do 12 in all).  I can honestly say that once I'd completed 1, it was quite plain sailing.  But I needed those friendly colleagues around to get the first one done.\n\nGood luck!!
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I have looked extensively for this study material, I have only found guides which cost about $29 dollars. If you are serious about certification, I would pay the cost for the guide. \n\nOne of the problems why it is so hard to find is that it is a vendor specific certification which the material itself changes from time to time and very specific.\n\nI have even tried some file sharing networks for you and still nothing. Sorry I couldn't help you further.\n\nGood luck with the exam.
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It's ITIL - IT Infrastructure Library.  Whoever is presenting the course to you will provide you with a study guide/materials....you just can't "pick up a copy" of the material.  And believe me, you need the course...trying to do this relying only on self-study is not going to do it for you......there are 10 weekly WebEx sessions that I am going through courtesy of my company, in addition to the 4-6 hours of self study that you need to do each week.
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I'm taking some computer classes at a Dallas Community College this semester that offers Associate Degrees in lots of fields. You can check out this link to their site then click on course catalog that lists the degree plans, all the courses and the requirements for each course.\nhttp://www.elcentrocollege.dcccd.edu  or try direct catalog link http://www1.dcccd.edu/cat0506/cattoc.cfm?loc=5
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I would recommend going to Barnes & Nobles, or some other bookstore that also sells tutorial stuff. I am sure they have VB, just like they have Cisco training as well.
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Getting your CCNA is a definite plus for you to list on your resume.  Other associate level certifications help out such as getting Microsoft or CompTIA certified.  Being a Cisco Certified Network Associate shows that you have the established baseline level of knowledge in routing and switching.  Most companies will desire (or require) at least a CCNA for most Network Administrator positions, and then to move up to a Network Engineer or Architect position may require a CCNP (Professional level) or CCIE (Expert level).  It also shows that YOU know CISCO, and Cisco is now a lot more than just routing and switching, as they have products in storage, wireless, optical and voice.  Your CCNA certification is good for 3 years, and you renew it by retesting or by achieving a higher level certification.  So they make sure you stay on top of the technologies to some extent.  To complete your CCNA, basic computer experience is important and it helps if you have a little bit of networking experience (even just a home network) but it's not absolutely necessary. Beyond that, the single best book you can read to cover all of the fundamentals is the Cisco Press books, CCNA Self Study: either "Intro to Cisco" or "Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices".  I put a link below.  Many other books to choose from, but I would start with the Cisco Press book, and maybe just use ONE additional book, like an Exam Cram or Sybex study guide, preferably one that comes with a CDROM and you can generate your own practice tests. When you pass the practice tests with 80% or better, you're ready for the real thing. In addition, make sure to go through Cisco's web site on this as well. I put a link to that also below. Good luck, wise move learning Cisco.