The Linux Level I Exam Guide prepares you to pass the Linux Level I exam. The tutorial text is strictly exam-related and flows with minimal interruption, covering all necessary objectives for the exam. Study aids begin with the Chapter Opener to ready you for learning. To help you fully understand the topic, visual cues are used liberally throughout the book. Diagrams put concepts into a visual form that aids in retaining and comprehending, and figures confirm your understanding of procedures. This book also provides additional information, such as addresses for on-line help and supplemental sample tests, testing locations, test-taking tips and strategies, and emotional preparation.
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The Linux Level I Exam Guide prepares you to pass the Linux Level I exam. The tutorial text is strictly exam-related and flows with minimal interruption, covering all necessary objectives for the exam. Study aids begin with the Chapter Opener to ready you for learning. To help you fully understand the topic, visual cues are used liberally throughout the book. Diagrams put concepts into a visual form that aids in retaining and comprehending, and figures confirm your understanding of procedures. This book also provides additional information, such as addresses for on-line help and supplemental sample tests, testing locations, test-taking tips and strategies, and emotional preparation.
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Theresa Hadden, MCSE, MCT, and SAIR Linux Certified teaches Microsoft server products, Linux, and security courses. She presents both Microsoft Official Curriculum and custom prepared courses to prepare students for certification examinations as well as post examination reviews. In addition, she teaches Linux Intro and System Administration courses for Compaq and she has been active in the LPI's Linux community in the mailing list and other venues for providing input and suggestions for the objectives and questions on the test. Theresa has over 15 years of System Administration experience using Novell, Unix, and Windows NT. She works with small to medium size businesses needing LAN/WAN capabilites and/or Internet access using both Linux and Microsoft products. She also provides installation, administration, and educational services to her clients.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
If you can only buy one book - DON'T MAKE IT THIS ONE.,
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This review is from: LPIC Prep Kit 101 General Linux I (Exam Guide) (Paperback)
I thought the lay out of this book and its' pamphlet and cdrom, show some care and was well thought out (at least on paper). However, there are so many errors in this release. More than any other technical book or reference that I have ever seen (and my personal library is extensive). The cdrom tests are particularly riddle with errors. The author of this book needs to consider a new editor and/or proofreader. This should never have made it to press. So as to not be totally negative, most errors are blatant enough to catch and they do force you to look up the truth in some other reference.. I certainly would not use this as your only study source. But I do believe it would be helpful as tertiary study guide. (Use it to catch the errors)
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: LPIC Prep Kit 101 General Linux I (Exam Guide) (Paperback)
Covers only the first part of the exam. My question would be, what happens next?If you really want my answer, here is it. Save your money and get either O'Reilly & Associates "LPI Linux Certification in a Nutshell" by Jeffrey Dean or Hungry Minds, Inc's "LPIC 1 Certification Bible" by Jason Nash and Angie Nash. Both offer Part I and Part II exams, and what's more, the former is less than the Prep Kit--two for the price of one! [The] LPIC Bible [might cost a little] more, but if you consider that the material is superior and it includes the second exam, it is still much cheaper.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Hits the Topics On the EXAM,
This review is from: LPIC Prep Kit 101 General Linux I (Exam Guide) (Paperback)
I just took the exam and I think that this book prepared me the most. Don't expect to memorize everything and pass. You can't underestimate hands on, but this book will tell you what you need. I had some problems with the practice Exam on the cd repeating the questions over and over but besides that the book really helped. The pull out cheat sheet was very helpful. This was the second of 2 books that I bought to prepare for the Exam, but if I bought this first I wouldn't have needed 2. Don't be fooled by the high reviews on the on the other book this is the one that will help the most with what to know for the exam.
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