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RE: TECEP Study Tips For CMP-354 Network Technology - StudentOLife - 03-13-2021 If anyone's taken notes on this exam on their scrap paper, would you mind sharing it? Would like to know the types of questions so far I've compiled the following from this thread:
RE: TECEP Study Tips For CMP-354 Network Technology - jch - 05-18-2021 I just took this exam. Even though I'm still waiting for my score, I'm highly confident that I passed. First, don't be fooled by the name. Despite being a "Network Technology" exam, almost half of the questions were really more sysadmin/IT/cloud topics. This exam covers a broad range of material, but none of it goes particularly deep. There are three short essay questions at the end that expect a 1-3 paragraph response. To keep things sufficiently vague, my exam contained one prompt related to network security, one related to wireless networking, and one related to cloud computing. I found the prompts reasonable and enough of a stimulus to easily draft an appropriate response. I'd recommend using CompTIA A+, Network+, and Cloud Foundations or Cloud+ materials to study. The topics from those certifications are highly relevant to this exam. The recommended quizlets are somewhat helpful but are outdated and don't cover the full breadth of the exam. You'll definitely need to know and be familiar with the main 802.xxxx standards, both wireless and wired. Focus on wireless networking in particular. There wasn't much of anything about the various network layer models, such as OSI. I was presently surprised by the general lack of outdated questions. I don't remember seeing anything about grossly obsolete technologies like token ring or coaxial ethernet—no vampire taps. To review before the exam, I used Saylor's CS402: Computer Communications and Networks. I do not recommend doing so because of flaws in that course. I had a classic ProctorFU experience taking the exam. ProctorU expects you to navigate to and open the exam within the tab that they open for you. The problem is, TESU's systems are set to open everything in a new tab. ProctorU's software responds to this by continually forcing you back to the original tab every few seconds. I suffered through most of the exam that way before their tech support set up their alternate system, fixing the issue. Also, the function to flag a question for later review does not function in TESU's online exam portal. I let TESU know about the above issues. RE: TECEP Study Tips For CMP-354 Network Technology - rachel83az - 05-18-2021 (05-18-2021, 06:23 PM)jch Wrote: I had a classic ProctorFU experience taking the exam. ProctorU expects you to navigate to and open the exam within the tab that they open for you. The problem is, TESU's systems are set to open everything in a new tab. ProctorU's software responds to this by continually forcing you back to the original tab every few seconds. I suffered through most of the exam that way before their tech support set up their alternate system, fixing the issue. I also had this happen when I took Medical Terminology. I just found out that (in Chrome) you can click on a link and drag it to the tab to have it not open in a brand new tab. I don't remember how the testing systems work, exactly, so I'm not sure if that's a good idea or not. https://www.tenforums.com/browsers-email/131605-how-force-open-link-same-tab-google-chrome-2.html?s=f97e8798a46d30cd5206bf956814e007 TECEP Study Tips For CMP-354 Network Technology - jch - 05-21-2021 Passed with 91% according to Moodle. This was a surprisingly fast turnaround, given that I took the exam at the end of a term. RE: TECEP Study Tips For CMP-354 Network Technology - Pats20 - 06-13-2022 With 7 hrs of videos , 90 lessons , and 9 practice test , you would think this would be an adequate resource to prepare for the exam. Especially since it’s titled and written specifically for the CMP 354 tecep. Although i don’t see any reviews on here depicting that. RE: TECEP Study Tips For CMP-354 Network Technology - rachel83az - 09-04-2023 I'm currently studying for this one because of the free TECEP offer from TESU. I just noticed that the Sophia course says: Quote:SOURCE: THIS CONTENT AND SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL HAS BEEN ADAPTED FROM COMPTIA NETWORK+ STUDY GUIDE: EXAM N10-007, 4TH EDITION. SOURCE LAMMLE: COMPTIA NETWORK+ STUDY GUIDE: EXAM N10-007, 4TH EDITION - INSTRUCTOR COMPANION SITE (WILEY.COM) Based on jch's recommendations above, I'm hoping this will be a good supplemental resource for the TECEP. RE: TECEP Study Tips For CMP-354 Network Technology - LevelUP - 09-06-2023 You could try buying this Udemy course that has lots of Network+ questions https://www.udemy.com/course/comptia-network-008-exams/ RE: TECEP Study Tips For CMP-354 Network Technology - rachel83az - 09-06-2023 (09-06-2023, 07:04 AM)LevelUP Wrote: You could try buying this Udemy course that has lots of Network+ questions Currently $16 (Or $12. Or $13). Normally $80. On the other hand, Professor Messer is free or $120 for the "course success" bundle. Professor Messer is probably a better deal than some random Udemy course. RE: TECEP Study Tips For CMP-354 Network Technology - LevelUP - 09-06-2023 (09-06-2023, 07:27 AM)rachel83az Wrote:(09-06-2023, 07:04 AM)LevelUP Wrote: You could try buying this Udemy course that has lots of Network+ questions ExamCompass is free (Maybe that Udemy course copied those questions) https://www.examcompass.com/ Other than that Jason Dion is the most popular person used to pass Network+ exams https://www.udemy.com/course/comptia-network-008-exams/ TECEP Study Tips For CMP-354 Network Technology - jch - 09-07-2023 Never pay anywhere near full price on these Udemy courses! They're almost always on some mega sale; the normal prices are around $10-15. I personally used Dion's courses+exams and found them helpful. Professor Messer's YouTube channel is another great and FREE CompTIA resource. |