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There is a lot of content to learn for this course, there's no doubt, and most of it requires some legitimate studying, memorizing, understanding and practicing. Before I even started this course, as I usually do, I did a search here in this subreddit, to see what others had to say. So I knew going into it, that this would be a challenging course.

I also knew that this was intended to be the lead-in course for the C480-Networks course and the CompTIA Network+ exam. So what I decided to do was to 'cut to the chase', so to speak, and study for the Network+ exam, hoping that preparation would be more than sufficient for this course as well. What I did:. First, I watched all of the Mike Meyers videos on Lynda. I like Mike Meyers. He gets goofy from time to time, but only occasionally, and considering how dry much of the material, I felt it was just enough to keep it interesting.

That said, even with his occasional sillyness, it was still a little bit of a slog going through all of the videos, even at 2x speed. Mike Meyer's videos are 15.5 hrs (at 1x speed), by the way. By the way, I made a playlist of Mike Meyers' videos, because it got annoying trying to figure out where the next video was and such. Lynda really needs to do better about their search capabilities and grouping things.

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My playlist is here:. After finishing those videos, I knew that I needed to spend more time to make sure I understood subnetting, CIDR and the various annoying minutia of various standards (e.g.

All the wireless standard, their speeds, their distances, their frequencies - the various types of fiber, and their various specs, etc.). To help reenforce subnetting and CIDR, I found another good video on Lynda, by Mark Jacob, titled. This was another 2h 22m. I've added this video the playlist mentioned above, btw. At this point, I felt reasonably comfortable with subnetting, though certainly not great at it still. While watching all of these videos, I took notes, and any time I noticed something I thought I ought to reinforce later, I added it to a 'shopping list' to remind myself to pick up these things later.

I then went ahead and took the Pre-Assessment exam. Yes, I waited til after I'd done all that studying to take the exam. Honestly, I figured it would be a waste of time, to take the pre-assessment without having done any studying, and I figured I was going to end up doing all of this studying, and more, anyway. (I scored a 73%, by the way, with 69% being a passing score. Not much wiggle room there.). While taking the pre-assessment, I added more topics to my 'shopping list', for anything that was asked that I didn't remember having been mentioned in the videos.

At this point, I starting reviewing everything on my 'shopping list':. IPv4 and IPv6 addressing, subnetting, CIDR, obscure protocol ports (like SIP, DHCP, MGCP and H.323), OSI and TCP/IP Models, etc. Fiber (Single-mode & Multi-mode, light source, distances, light range). Wireless, all kinds of stuff (standards, speeds, frequencies, distances for 802.11a, b, g, n, ac). Wireless security (WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA-Enterprise, WPA2-Enterprise). DHCP conversation (a helpful mnemonic I made up is 'DORA likes DHCP!'

(as in Dora, the Explorer, if you didn't know) where DORA = Discovery - Offer - Request - Ack). HSRP and VRRP, TDR and OTDR. Link-State Routing Protocol (OSPF, IS-IS) vs Distance Vector Routing Protocol (RIP, RIPv2, BGP). That was about everything on my 'shopping list'. At this point, I feel like I made a huge mistake.

I was about to schedule the OA, but decided to back to Reddit to see if there was anything else I might have missed. Of course, the only posts I noticed were the ones where everyone talked about how many times they'd failed this OA (sometimes more than once), and how it was nothing like the Pre-Assessment. I started to seriously psych myself out! Then, as if that guy 'Murphy' was waiting for just the right time to remind of his stupid 'Law', I got a notification that my Taskstream assignment for C170 was returned, needing revisions. In my brain, I started cussing like an angry, drunken sailor. Outwardly, I just buried my head and my hands started rocking back and forth.

I just felt spent. It was 9pm on a Sunday night, and I thought, maybe I should just go to the theater, give my brain a rest, and watch a mindless movie while binging on popcorn. After all, I had already spent nearly 30 hours studying just this weekend. But it was too late. There weren't any showings I could make in time, except a few that wouldn't get me home til about 1am. So instead, I tried to watch tv but, then my mind kept drifting to frustrating work-stuff, and that certainly wasn't helping. So, I decided just to grind through it.

I went back and made my Taskstream assignment revisions (it's still in Taskstream as I write this). I submitted that around 12:30AM. I don't know if I was just loopy, or what, but I then decided to stop thinking and just scheduled the OA for this course.

As soon as I hit submit, I thought 'What have I done?!?!' .:-). But, at 1AM, I took the OA, and passed with an 89%, needing 69%. By the way, I didn't find this resource until after I'd taken the OA, but this '.

It's 43 pages long, but looks to be really good. I do plan on using this repeatedly to help me prepare for the actual Network+ exam (C480 - Networks). Well, that's about it for this course.

Up next for me is another day or two of Taskstream stalking while also preparing for the Network+. Best of luck!

Did the WGU instructors get your permission to publish this article anonymously? I just got the welcome letter for this class, and one of the attachments the instructors include the text of this post. Copied into a Word document with your name removed. In the email, they referenced the attachment saying, 'I'm also attaching a document a student made explaining how he passed the exam.

Make sure you read it!' While I agree 100% that your write-ups are awesome and very useful, it bothered me to see it included in an official communication without any credit being given to you. Thanks again for all your great recaps and documentation from your WGU experience!

Actually, that may have been a very smart move for both him/her and WGU. Because I can totally imagine people hitting up like they are the fount of all knowledge on C172 instead of just using his/her post as a nice guide and learning on their own. Not sure if that's true, but I can imagine it could be. I don't see it being an issue with knowing the Reddit username here on Reddit, because the kind of people who are searching out this kind of post on Reddit (like you and me) are probably the kind of people that can find their own way to passing the course and will use this as just an awesome guide to help them do better. You’re very welcome and I think you’re right about learning lot of stuff that you don’t actually need to know to do IT. I’ve had that feeling several times throughout my studies at WGU.

Do I really need to know the specific years of the various computer generations? (Spoiler alert, the answer is: Nope). But then I have to remember what it was like when I was at a B&M school and then ask myself, Would it have been any better at a B&M school? I think, honestly, it would have been a lot worse. Granted, a Geography course probably won’t practically help you much in IT, but looking through the degree plan for BS IT, there’s seriously not a single other course that isn’t directly applicable to being successful in IT. Well, okay, perhaps not Intro to Humanities either.:-). That’s pretty incredible.

At a B&M school you’d definitely have to take at least one semester (or is it two?) of foreign language and I have to say, as someone who has taken two courses in a foreign language at a university level, and then not used that language everyday, you’ll very quickly be reduced to only knowing how to say “Hello”, “brother”, “sister”, and “Where is the bathroom?”:-). I guess my point is, while I totally agree that within each course there’s material that just doesn’t seem necessary to emphasize but they do, it’s at the course level at least, and not at the degree level, like it would be at a B&M - if that makes sense(?). If you can’t tell, I’ve been trying to practice “finding the positive” techniques lately.:-).

Sometimes it’s the only thing that gets me through the day (because of work issues mainly) but sometimes it applies to WGU too.:-). Good info thank you. I plan to start the Network Operations and Security bachelors in April. I was real glad to see my CCNA/CCNP transferred over as well as a few other classes and im already 21% the way through the program just entering it.

I took Network+ about 3? I'm quite sure Routing protocols weren't in it at all, as well as HSRP, VRRp etc. Those were definitely in the CCNA studies so its good to have anyhow. Also subnetting was only about 1 question in the Network+. I didn't really learn it until CCENT studies.

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