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From: Christopher D. R. <cr...@ra...> - 2002-02-05 18:37:51
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On Tue, 5 Feb 2002, gisan wrote: > Sorry if my question sounds silly, but what is an "A+" exam? What does it > deal with? It's a certification program that supposed to certify that you have 18 to 24 months of work experience with PC hardware and DOS/Windows OS. This is useful if you want to become a PC tech, or, if you already know this stuff, to get a quick certification to put on your resume. The same outfit that conducts A+ also has related programs for networking and internet. After getting the A+, you might want to pursue any of the programs offered by Cisco, Microsoft or Novell. I will probably be taking the A+ exam during the summer. I'm currently working for a second associate degree in web application development by taking two classes per semester at the local community college. I have four years experience in software quality assurance. Christopher Reimer |