Neural networks
There are three different layers defined in NN. The first layer is the input layer. The input layer is passive in that it does no processing but only holds the data as a feature vector supplied to the first hidden layer. The hidden layers are one or more layers that do the...
This is how my brain works it out --
A /23 has two /24's
A /22 has two /23's (4 /24s)
A /21 has two /22 (8 /24's)
I make it a point to say you will only 255, 254, 248, 240, 224, 192, 128, or 0 in a subnet mask (a fast way to eliminate wrong answers on a Cisco exam).
For students, I use the...
I just took the exam today. I thought the PBQs were excellent -- I thought that some of the MC questions were a lot tougher. Much more specific in detail than in the past versions of the exam. It might be that I have been working more on Data+ and lost my CySA focus.
Note: I do not work for CompTIA, so all views and options expressed are my own and my own alone. I do not know what I am talking about.
CSA was already trademarked by a different organization that's why it was rebranded. CASP is "CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner" so rebreanding...
I beg you, if you are going to teach using the TCP/IP (DoD) model, use the Five Layer TCP/IP model so that I can use the terms Layer 2 and Layer 3 switches and we all agree upon what that means :)
In my opinion, students do not understand that there is a firewall between the materials team and the test question makers. They assume that the CertMaster materials will effectively train them to pass with no other studying or practice. The CertMaster materials are explicit in the fact they...
https://cin.comptia.org/threads/differences-between-the-a-exams-1001-vs-1101.902/post-6271 has the transition guide. Its also available with the CertMaster instructor materials.
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