Silkk
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An IT training website. There are a few I would recommend as well like Pluralsight and Careeracademy.
I prefer those to just reading straight from a book because of the video/lab training.
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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I prefer those to just reading straight from a book because of the video/lab training.
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How do you go about doing the lab training via an online course?
Silkk
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Its a graphical user interface like a regular computer/Virtual machines
So you didn't have to work on actual computer parts for the lab?
Silkk
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Depends on what you're training for breh
Silkk
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You can watch/They show you videos of people doing hands on things with the hardware.
You mainly need to know the motherboard components.
Scott Larock
Its hard leaving thecoli but I gotta find a way...
I can get anyone a+ training videos, I have the downloads. I csn out it in a disk and ship it to you, PM me if interested.
Scott Larock
Its hard leaving thecoli but I gotta find a way...
Yeah but you need to know how to take apart a pc. that's the main thing.
get a old pc off. craigslist and practice pulling it apart and back together.
Scott Larock
Its hard leaving thecoli but I gotta find a way...
a+ is wack but it's true it's a basic foundation of computers.
most jobs
at it but you don't wanna be in there even as a programmer and have a pc error or bsod and have no idea what to do, don't know how to change a memory stick or something. I know programmers are big Willie's compared to a A+ but your boss would probably look at you in 
if you didn't know how to take out memory or Uninstaller a power supply from a pc.
I'm just saying as a overall standard.
pretty sure all the IT guys at my job even the top Dawgs can pull out a hard drive.
I'm not sure what the title is, I think the cio is the top IT dawg, pretty sure he knows and he pushing 70.
just a basic foundation, it's a good investment.
most jobs
at it but you don't wanna be in there even as a programmer and have a pc error or bsod and have no idea what to do, don't know how to change a memory stick or something. I know programmers are big Willie's compared to a A+ but your boss would probably look at you in if you didn't know how to take out memory or Uninstaller a power supply from a pc. I'm just saying as a overall standard.
pretty sure all the IT guys at my job even the top Dawgs can pull out a hard drive.
I'm not sure what the title is, I think the cio is the top IT dawg, pretty sure he knows and he pushing 70.
just a basic foundation, it's a good investment.
Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
Breh you can learn that by watching
Julius Skrrvin
I be winkin' through the scope
For someone starting out A+ is a great cert to have. The fundamentals are important. Breh up there talking about programmers but Ive worked with my fair share of devs and a lot of em can't troubleshoot basic pc issues. I'm talking about checking to see if a network cable is plugged in shyt :mjstop:
Programmers dont need to know how to trouble shoot PCs especislly when they literally make 4-5 times the brehs fixing PCs