SL -- IT Fundamentals

[cookderosa]

Yeah, I've got about 15 years in the IT industry and I just squeaked by (the acrobatiq course) with a 78, which is the lowest score I have on any SL course.

This may sound a little backward, but that's reassuring.  It indicates that getting a relatively low grade doesn't mean I'm a lot stupider or more ignorant than I thought.

Up until last month, I was the Network Architect for a fairly large local government and I hold multiple Cisco certifications (which aren't easy to get) but I failed the Saylor CS402 direct credit. Talk about a low blow! I contested many of the questions, got some of them changed for future test takers but the "Course Designer" decided not to bother fixing the rest which were in clear contradiction to the material (I provided direct quotes and references to prove it).

Sometimes ya just gotta take a pass and move on. Unfortunately, I didn't end up passing that exam so I just decided to move on with my life and hope that eventually they get some sense talked into them.

They have a brand new executive director (Jeff Davidson) who is very bright and proactive. I would expect to see some action from him.