From: Darby Weaver (darbyweaver@yahoo.com)
Date: Wed Mar 21 2007 - 17:12:27 ART
Mark,
If you want to see labs that challenge your way of
thinking and your checklists - Heinzulm.com .
I'm in class this week and I can promise his labs are
unique and unlike any of the other vendors and they
will surprise you.
It seems that most people have forgotten the kind of
issues that Heinz can create in his little mazes.
Some things may look easy and if you thought so, then
you might as well turn in your workbook and go home.
It is like that.
He disdains apathy from his students and seems to like
the fact that some just do not give up...
His labs are quite twisted and I've already learned so
many tips and tricks this week and some things I had
grown to accept as the "right" answer from some of the
vendors has left me without options in the face of a
some of the tasks that Heinz has challenged me with
this week.
Some of his "tasks" are quite interestingly wrote and
quite interestingly solved.
It is a quite a challenge.
One thing is for certain, he loves what he does and he
loves his students and he so many stories from them
and their adventures in his lab.
It is as close as one on one without someone moving
you aside and typing your configs for you.
Truly a cut above...
--- Mark N <mneely_23@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I took the accessor exam recently and ran out of
> time. One of the early sections really threw me
> off. The format was totatlly different than what I
> had seen in practice labs. I ended up getting 100%
> on it, but lost a good 30mins.
>
> What I would like to know is the time table for the
> real exam versus the accessor. Is it double the
> requirements, pretty close I would assume? Just
> trying to get an idea. Everyone I talk to seems to
> not have a problem finishing up on time with the
> real.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mark
>
>
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