I would say that it is sufficient from a technology and principles
viewpoint. When supplemented by an old out of date cisco press cert guide
and the exam blueprints it was sufficient for me to pass DCN and CID late
last year.
I am not really disagreeing with John, just trying to add to what he said.
In any case, your individual milage may vary.
Peter Walker
CISSP, CC[DNI]P, CSS1, etc
--On 25 February 2003 21:37 +0000 John Neiberger
wrote:
>> I am curious why ciscopress.com lists Priscilla's book under the CCDA
>> certification when I see so many comments that it is one of, if not
> the best
>> book to prepare for CCDP. Even in the CCDA section it is listed last.
> Now
>> that I successfully recertified my CCNP I was planning on buying this
> book
>> to finish my CCDP before my CCDA expires. Do you think this book
> would be
>> sufficient to study for the CID 640-025 exam?
>>
>
> I would say that it's not sufficient because it's not intended to be a
> CCDP study guide. TDND is intented to teach solid design principles
> using an iterative, top-down process. It's a great book and I'd highly
> suggest you read it before you take the exam, but you should supplement
> your studies with other materials. This book deals largely with
> procedures and principles and touches on a large number of technical
> details. However, since the test is constantly being updated I'd
> suggest reading additional technical materials.
>
> John
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