As a Cisco instructor, Chuck Brooks saw a need to condense the CCNA material into a neat little handbook to make preparing for the CCNA exam easier...And here it is!
* By using this handbook, you will pass the exam & get the job that you want!
* Includes only the information necessary to pass the exam, highlighting the most likely information to be seen on the exam in Exam Tips.
* Chapters start with an introduction which takes the objectives and defines them in easy to understand terms and end with questions to job your memory.
Part of the Passit Series of books—all intended to help users study, train, and prepare for specific computer, networking, and system installation certification examinations related to the MCSE, Cisco, and CompTIA exams. They serve to highlight key areas and trouble spots with which users have experienced difficulty in the past. Each are crafted and intended for students in an academic setting, with appropriate pedagogical tools and practice problems.
In the past, Charles Brooks has successfully served on the A+ Certification Committee. In addition, he serves full time on both the Network+ and I-Net+ Certification Committees.
Charles Brooks is unique given his hands-on experience, insight and total involvement in the IT training industry. He was a very successful college teacher preparing students for future IT jobs. As an author of 16 widely applauded IT books, he has utilized his excellent and insightful communication skills to prepare instructors/professors to successfully teach in classrooms and has directly impacted thousands of students in helping them gain successful employment in the IT industry. As President of Marcraft, he has been directly responsible for developing and bringing to market many IT educational products, IT education laboratories, and course curriculums for high schools through universities.
His broad range of experience, including work with CompTIA, has enabled him to serve as a catalyst in advancing IT training and education to high levels, so necessary for preparing tomorrow's IT workforce.
