What is the recommend train material for CIT 4.0? Does anyone have a list of
sample question that will be on the test? thanks for your help in advance.
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The course manual and/or the book format, edited by Dan Farkas and Laura
Chappell, are the best way to study for CIT.
Nobody will give you a list of questions from the exam, (see other threads
;-), but I did make some flash cards to help study for the test. When I
wrote them, I had not taken the
Oppenheimer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> The course manual and/or the book format, edited by Dan
> Farkas and Laura
> Chappell, are the best way to study for CIT.
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TIA
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> Jason
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> > From: Priscilla Oppenheimer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> > The course manua
Priscilla ,
i will do the EXAM the 12 of June , i have the course manual
Please , could you tell me which are the most important arguments ( spanning
tree ? ISDN ? ) and if the exam questions
are well related with the course book ?
I' have already get your beautiful flash cards !
Thank you v
Focus your CIT studying on ISDN, especially the things you would never have
to know in the real world. ;-)
Second level of focus should be on switch commands and switch behavior.
My flash cards are at http://www.priscilla.com/cit/toc.html for the other
person that was asking.
Priscilla
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