Any good Mnemonic to aid in remembering for the A+

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Hi All,

I hope I have the right word for what I am asking, does anyone know of any good Mnemonic to help in remembering and learning, for example some ones I remember are:

Every good boy deserves fruit (Music)
Never eat shredded wheat (Compass points)

Or even any good learning techniques for the A+ exams.

Th in advance

Svx
(Bored in work)

 

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have a read of this then...

 

Doh me being stupid!

I ment more in relation to studying and learning for the A+ in general.

AIAMU

Thx

Svx

 

And I always thought it was "Every Good Boy Deserves Favour" - also the title of a Moody Blues Album.

And the term you were looking for is 'Mnemonic'.

Harry.

 

Thx I was not sure Harry Doh!

 

Remember the one for the colours of the rainbow?

Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain.

 

So seriously, has anyone got any good Mnemonic's?

 

I had one for laser printers but ive forgot it, so it couldnt have been that good

 

Just found this one, not very good, but here it is anyway

People Can't Memorize Computer Industry Acronyms. This stands for PCMCIA, which is a credit-card sized slot found mostly on portable computers for cards such as modems and network interface devices. It stands for Personal Computer Memory Card International Association

 

Found this aswell. To do with the order of layers on the OSI data model. Though it applies more to networking

Phil's Date Now Thinks She Prefers Apples or Please Do Not Tell Sales People Anything

Physical Data/Link Network Transport Session Presentation Application

 

mate - thats more into N+... im after A+

we dont go into the layers in A+

 

There's Please Don't Throw Sausage Pizza Away and All People Seem To Need Data Processing both for the OSI model. I'm surprised they haven't been mentioned yet.

 

Remembered the laser printer one (well looked it up in me old notes lol). Its not that good coz its not a proper mnemonic but it helped me

Charlie > Clean
Chalk > Charge
Writes > To Drum
And > Apply Developer
Talks > Transfer
French > Fusing

 

For the laser printer : California Cows Won't Dance The Fandango