Just reviewing the table of contents, you will see that through BFQPress, I was given the freedom to build on what I have learned from running a Voc Tech school. For example, the chapter numbers are written in Base 2. This wasnÂ’t done to annoy you. The goal is through reinforcement, learn binary math, since that is how much of computing works.
In this release, I teamed up with another alpha geek, and all around "I want all the data" person, Helen OÂ’Boyle. The end result is you will not find another Network+ book with more geekie details, if you need them.
Yet, we donÂ’t make you wade through material. Sections of material have been blocked out so if you donÂ’t want/need to know the details of, for example, how we forced a telco to install a DSL line, great.
Who should NOT buy this book! If you simply looking to make sure you know the material to pass N10-002 (CompTIA Network+) DONÂ’T buy this work. While we have kept the tone as light as possible, a great deal of serious research has been done to demystify obscure details, such as ATM or PPPoE.
If you are already in networking, and donÂ’t want/need a certification/reference/killer idea book, try the Passport to Network+ from BFQPress.
If you are in the game for in-depth understanding, this is this book for you. Helen and Tcat encourage questions from and support the readers of this work. To us, it is another form of Networking, and we look forward to hearing from you.
