IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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nomoreneveragain
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Breh can you give me a breakdown on what was on the 801 & 802
Yea, give me a minute
Most of the questions are ones that i saw here:
http://www.practicequiz.com/CompTIA-220-801-Certification-Practice-Test
http://www.examcompass.com/comptia/a-plus-certification/free-a-plus-practice-tests
The 802 had a few parts where you had to make changes on the interface.
Match motherboard components to the correct name
Configure a static IP address
Choose the correct features in Windows XP, Vista, 7, or all 3
I fukked up on one part it said if computer A&B are connected on a network and computer A changes its IP address, computer b is no longer connecting how would you fix it. Had to do it from the command line
CJ
Your objective semi-troll
Finally buckled down and decided to start some training by signing up to CodeCademy, CodeAvengers and the Harvard CS50X Certificate program.
Started with Python randomly on CodeCademy (just to get feel) but felt like I was completing stuff without really understanding why "x does y." Decided to stop and went JavaScript instead via CodeAvengers. Doing well so far and understanding what I'm actually coding and what each little change does. Currently halfway through level one. The math portion was a nice reminder on why I hate it, lol. Anywho, looking to tackle JS first and get a firm grasp on it. Will go after Python, SQL and CSS/HTML5 afterwards.
Managing a Law Firm for the last 5 years and seeing the available market for Legal IT, really want to get this done sooner than later as they compliment each other very well.
Ideally I would like to get into app development at some point, so hoping these courses in JS will help me get my feet wet so that I can take a real stab at creating something.
Started with Python randomly on CodeCademy (just to get feel) but felt like I was completing stuff without really understanding why "x does y." Decided to stop and went JavaScript instead via CodeAvengers. Doing well so far and understanding what I'm actually coding and what each little change does. Currently halfway through level one. The math portion was a nice reminder on why I hate it, lol. Anywho, looking to tackle JS first and get a firm grasp on it. Will go after Python, SQL and CSS/HTML5 afterwards.
Managing a Law Firm for the last 5 years and seeing the available market for Legal IT, really want to get this done sooner than later as they compliment each other very well.
Ideally I would like to get into app development at some point, so hoping these courses in JS will help me get my feet wet so that I can take a real stab at creating something.
what path do you plan on taking with IT breh? just curious
Networking easiest to me, but i havent tried coding yet
Anybody here in medical coding? I was just talking to a brother that's been a comp engineer for 20+ years. He's sick of it all now though... I mean duke literally HATES the game on some 
I was asking him for advice though and he was telling me that people aren't really doing javascript, java, python and all that because it's starting to be done automatically. Any truth to that? He also suggested I look in to some company or system called Epic? He said if you get into that, you could damn near work anywhere in the world 
anyone familiar with them? Any truth to that?
I was asking him for advice though and he was telling me that people aren't really doing javascript, java, python and all that because it's starting to be done automatically. Any truth to that? He also suggested I look in to some company or system called Epic? He said if you get into that, you could damn near work anywhere in the world anyone familiar with them? Any truth to that?
FreshFromATL
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HabitualLineSteppa
....Fuh Q.
Epic is about to be the new wave in the medical field breh...My cousins husband has been conducting training on this system for the last 2-3 years, traveling from hospital to hospital...Anybody here in medical coding? I was just talking to a brother that's been a comp engineer for 20+ years. He's sick of it all now though... I mean duke literally HATES the game on some
At that time he was making $110 an hour...
He just got promoted two weeks ago with a hefty pay increase...
Yeah, if you can learn Epic, you gon feast outchea
Epic is about to be the new wave in the medical field breh...My cousins husband has been conducting training on this system for the last 2-3 years, traveling from hospital to hospital...
At that time he was making $110 an hour...
He just got promoted two weeks ago with a hefty pay increase...
Yeah, if you can learn Epic, you gon feast outchea
Where would you learn this?