CompTIA IT Fundamentals All-in-One Exam Guide

by Scott Jernigan, Mike Meyers

This effective study guide delivers 100% coverage of all topics on the CompTIA IT Fundamentals exam

Take the CompTIA IT Fundamentals exam with complete confidence using the detailed information contained in this comprehensive self-study resource. Written by two of the industry’s leading CompTIA A+ authorities, the book serves as both a powerful exam preparation tool and an ideal on-the-job reference.

CompTIA IT Fundamentals All-in-One Exam Guide (Exam FC0-U51) offers complete coverage of every exam objective and follows the proven methodology that has established Mike Meyers as the #1 name in CompTIA training and certification. Readers will learn how to identify computer components, set up software, establish network connectivity, and minimize security risks. Learning objectives, chapter summaries, practice exam questions, and exam tips highlight key points throughout.

Complete coverage of the CompTIA IT Fundamentals exam FC0-U51Written with the "in the trenches" voice and clarity Mike Meyers is known forElectronic content includes customizable test engine with 130 practice questions, an introductory video from Mike Meyers, and a link to over an hour of free video training episodes from Mike Meyers' CompTIA IT Fundamentals Certification Video Training series

774 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 5, 2011

Reviews

[Mae · Rating 4 out of 5]

The CD that accompanies this study guide is even better than the book. The authors realize that the subject matter can be extremely dry if you choose to let it so they decided to do everything in their power to keep it interesting. I learned and had incentive to do so to see what crazy comic they drew in reference to the relationship between a CPU and memory stick.

[Louis Lapides · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good book about IT Fundamentals. Very well explained and laid out. However, this book prepares you for an older IT Fundamentals test which is outdated. Thus, apart from the great info contained in the book, it is outdated. Too bad. The author Mike Meyers us a great communicator on hard to understand IT stuff. I'll still buy his book to prepare for the CompTIA A+ test.