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CompTIA 220-602
Description:
The CompTIA 220-602 A+ exam from the CompTIA certification program is one of the exams needed for the CompTIA A+ 2003 certification. It is advised that you have an in-depth understanding of the topics in the exam blueprints. You are encouraged to have at least an A+ and 9 months experience in network support or administration in the lab or field prior to attempting certification. This A+ certification builds on the foundation you may have established from entry level Technician, entry level IT professional and other certifications.
These certifications will help you understand the CompTIA subjects and testing strategies that are necessary to be successful when you attempt the CompTIA 220-602 A+ written exam. Recent CompTIA announcements regarding the written exam mean that simple assignments are preconfigured for you like. This subject matter can be used for testing the individuals baseline or foundation since the Testking 220-602 exam guarantees the Desktop Support Specialist or IT Technician is more focused on testing the individual's baseline or foundation.
Exam Details:
The CompTIA 220-602 A+ examination has a difficulty rating of about 3 out of 5 and is thus a moderately difficult exam. The examinee should remember that the CompTIA 220-602 A+ exam consists of 85 questions. The student taking the CompTIA 220-602 A+ Core Hardware exam will have 90 minutes to answer the questions. The questions are Multiple Choice; Multiple Response questions with single and multiple answers. The 220-602 practice exams, the 220-602 study guides and 220-602 exam notes encompass the key topics tested in the CompTIA 220-602 A+ Core Hardware exam. You need a pass rate of 554 on a 900 scale in order to pass.
Registering for the Exam:
The cost for registering for the CompTIA 220-602 A+ examination is $225 USD. Any individual who wishes to register for taking the exam may do so at the official testing centre or online at Thompson Prometric or VUE.
Key Topics:
The key topics for the CompTIA 220-602 A+ 2003 certification measures the candidates understanding and knowledge of RAID, SCSI and multiple CPUs, as well as capabilities with server issues, including disaster recovery. The examinee should also keep in mind that the features and functions of networking components and to install, configure and troubleshoot basic networking hardware, protocols and services will also be tested. The CompTIA 220-602 A+ exam is integrated into many curriculums. Microsoft added CompTIA A+ into their Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) program, and other corporations such as Novell, Cisco, HP, Lotus and 3Com also recognize CompTIA A+ as part of their certification tracks.
The examinee is required to be familiar with Media and Topologies, Protocols and Standards, Network Implementation and Network Support.
These key topics are covered in detail in the 220-602 study guides and 220-602 study notes. The knowledge gained from taking CompTIA 220-602 A+ Core Hardware exam counts positively for current entry-level computer technicians, such as desktop support specialists, system administrators and junior network administrators.
Preparing for the Exam:
There are plenty of 220-602 study materials available on the Internet. These range from the official CompTIA Certification Program Training courses and official CompTIA Self Study Training Guides, to the Testking 220-602 exam cram and Testking 220-602 study guides. Online practice exams and 220-602 tests are also available online. The examinee may make use of the Internet for additional study material to obtain 220-602 test prep, 220-602 pass score and 220-602 actual exam questions.
Certification Credits:
The student who passes the CompTIA 220-602 A+ exam will be awarded with credit towards the CompTIA A+. The successful student would have mastered techniques required for networking concepts and fundamental security topics needed to configure RAID, SCSI and multiple CPUs, as well as capabilities with server issues, including disaster recovery and install, configure and troubleshoot basic networking hardware, protocols and services.
