CompTIA Releases New A+ Objectives

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The Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) recently posted new objectives for its A+ certification exams.

As reported by CertCities.com 2/19/2003, the organization will be updating its two A+ certification exams later this year. The organization characterizes the updates as "minor."

"The certification content continues to validate that the successful candidate has important knowledge and skills necessary to competently install, build, configure, upgrade, troubleshoot and repair personal computer compatible hardware and PC operating systems, including troubleshooting basic network and Internet connectivity, dial-up, DSL, and cable," the organization said on its Web site. "In addition, the 2003 upgrade covers the latest memory, bus, peripherals, operating systems (Me and XP) and wireless."

The new objectives, available in PDF format from CompTIA's Web site here, are more detailed than those previously released. However, CompTIA has not yet said how each major domain area will be weighted on the exams.