From: anthony.sequeira@thomson.com
Date: Wed Jan 03 2007 - 11:33:55 ART
I do LOVE your approach of using resources from multiple vendors. This
was a key to my eventual success I believe.
Like you - I started with the InternetworkExpert workbook and Mock Labs.
I then transitioned to NetMasterClass materials. Specially, their
CHECKiT labs were the final component of my studies that really put me
over the top.
I would have loved to do a bootcamp with any of the vendors, but alas,
could not afford one at the time.
I just had a friend from this list (Jerry of Fluke Networks) attend the
NetMasterClass bootcamp and he raved about it.
Remember to really focus on your weak areas with whatever resources you
are using. I remember my weakness with DLSW+ (back when that was a
potential topic). I had absolute contempt for the topic - I did not want
to study it, practice it, or deal with it at all. Well - obviously -
that was the wrong mindset. You need to try and really embrace those
weak areas.
One more note: one of my frustrations with DLSW+ was the lack of good
self-paced training materials on the subject. Sure enough they are out
there - you just need to be able to find them. Using this list and the
experience of those on it is a key to finding the right resources.
Anthony J. Sequeira
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-----Original Message-----
From: nobody@groupstudy.com [mailto:nobody@groupstudy.com] On Behalf Of
Scott Thornton
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 3:01 PM
To: Cisco certification
Subject: Bootcamp
I'm planning on taking a bootcamp in the next couple months.
I've kind of narrowed it down to Netmasterclass or HeinzUlm.
Can anyone provide me any information on these? I'm trying to use
different
vendors, I am using CCBootcamp and Internetwork Expert for workbooks, so
I'd
like to use a different vendor for a class and mock lab.
Thanks.
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