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Fadi Sodah has over 20+ years of experience in the Information Technology Domain, he has worked in all areas of information technology, from hardware maintenance, infrastructure design, software development, security auditing, disaster recovery and project management to IT general management. He is currently working as  IT Technical Manager at Amman Financial Market. He also holds his expertise in a diversity of Operating Systems; IBM AIX 5L, Sun Solaris, Novell Netware, FreeBSD, SuSE Linux and Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
He has successfully qualified many IT certification exams, some of them are CCNP, CCIP, CCSP, CISA, CCNA, and MCSE.

Mr. Fadi Sodah recently accessed our CISSP – Certified Information Systems Security Professional 2015 course and has provided the following feedback, that we are more than happy to share:

“ The uCertify Simulation is well-organized. The questions were well constructed, in-depth and having great explanations. I found uCertify flash cards are pretty good reference for my study. I would recommend uCertify for a majority of certifications. It has a great course material. All thanks to uCertify CEO Mr. Manish Gupta & CTO Mr. Prashant Gupta and uCertify team. Keep up the great work”

We are working on all the areas of improvement mentioned by him to provide a better user-experience. You can check out the complete post on Mr. Fadi Sodah blog or you can view it at Expert Exchange where he is an active member. To know more about Mr. Fadi Sodah, you can contact him via his LinkedIn profile

About Expert Exchange (EE)

Experts Exchange (EE) is a website for people in information technology (IT) related jobs to ask each other for tech help, receive instant help via chat, hire freelancers, and browse tech jobs. It is the biggest community experts in the world used by international companies. EE connect you with people and information to solve problems, inspire learning and influence the future of technology.

Gain hands-on expertise in CompTIA IT Fundamentals certification exam by FC0-U51: CompTIA IT Fundamental course. IT Fundamentals certification is a technical, vendor-neutral certification exam. The FC0-U51 exam covers the expertise and technical knowledge required to identify and explain computer components, install software, establish network connectivity and prevent security risks.

uCertify uses content from well-known publishers, instructors, and subject matter experts. They have a minimum of 15 years of experience in their fields. uCertify brings these textbooks to life. It is full of interactive activities that keeps the learner engaged. uCertify brings all available learning resources for a topic in one place so that the learner can efficiently learn without going to multiple places. Challenge questions are also embedded in the chapters so learners can attempt those while they are learning about that particular topic. This helps them grasp the concepts better because they can go over it again right away which improves learning. Learners can do Flashcards, Exercises, Quizzes and Labs related to each chapter. At the end of every lesson, uCertify courses guide the learners on the path they should follow.

The CompTIA IT Fundamentals certification is for students just starting in IT, who lack the basic knowledge needed for a fundamental IT education or who need IT fundamentals to help them pass the CompTIA A+ exam. It is a vendor-neutral certification from CompTIA with the exam code FC0-U51.

 

Project Management Professional® preparation should be more focused on  quality than quantity. When training for the PMP® exam, it is best to follow some time-tested practices that will help you prepare better for the exam. 

Here are some tips to help you top your PMP® exam and become a certified project management professional:

Tip#1:

Even before registering for the exam, a thought process has to be set in place. When attempting for PMP® exam, the focus should not be on memorization, but on understanding the concepts, best practices, guidelines and project management framework, as per PMI’s PMBOK Guide. This is important because, the above mentioned practises and guidelines in project management framework will be implemented on a daily basis and thorough understanding of the concept is the only way to do it.

Tip#2:

Enroll for PMP® exam preparation workshop. This is a vital step as this provides you with the required 35 contact hours training and is a perfect opportunity to know what to expect at the PMP® exam. 

Tip#3:

Now that you have enrolled for the exam preparation course, you are good to go. The next important is to assess your gap in knowledge and know your weak areas, so that you can concentrate more on them.

Tip#4:

Get as much hands-on experience as possible during the exam preparation workshop. This is in fact the most essential part of your preparation for the PMP® exam. The mock test gives you an opportunity to test your knowledge, time management and your understanding of the pattern of the exam. Time management is essential as you have to complete 200 multiple questions in 400 hours.

Tip#5:

You can fill up the PMP® Certification application at the PMI® website – http://www.pmi.org/Certification/Project-Management-Professional-PMP.aspx .We also guide you on how to apply & fill up the PMP® application form.

Tip#6:

There are different phases in project management life cycle like Planning, Execution, Monitoring and Control, Initiation and Closing. Each of these phases have different weightage. A study plan has to be created focussing on providing a bigger part of your time for topics of greater weightage and your weak spots in PMP curriculum and having enough time to cover all areas of the curriculum.

Tip#7:

Divide your time in such a way that all aspect of the PMP® curriculum are covered well in advance. Spend 2 days for project management framework, 18 days for the core concepts and 2 days for ‘Professional & Social Responsibility’. You are not restricted to this schedule. Depending on your learning capabilities and interest in different topics, the time allotment can be worked around.

Tip#8:

Mock test…Mock test…Mock test. There is no better way to test your knowledge and get you prepared for the exam than this. Practice is the key to success

Tip#9: 

Repeated test, tests your skill as well as improves your speed of answering. ! Keep practicing to fine tune your knowledge areas and improve your time management. Keep practicing till the final day to make sure that you will be able to ace the PMP® exam on your first try.

 

 

Mohammad Khalilur Rahman has over 9+ years of experience in the Information Technology Domain, He has in-depth knowledge of architecting, installing and configuring computing systems. He has his expertise in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git Version Control, etc. He is currently working as Chief Technology Officer  at Brown Air.

He recently accessed our Certified Information Systems Security Professional 2015 course & labs and has provided the following feedback, that we are more than happy to share:

“CISSP Training course by uCertify is well equipped and an organized course that will help people who are interested in Information Security domain. Good for both the beginners and experienced professionals.”

We are working on all the areas of improvement mentioned by him to provide a better user-experience. You can check out the complete post on Mohammad Khalilur Rahman Facebook page or by clicking  here. To know more about Mr. Mohammad Khalilur Rahman, you can contact him via his LinkedIn profile.

Q. What are the benefits of Linux Essential certification?

A. Here are some key benefits:

• Establishes your competence for well-defined Linux-related functions
• Helps you show your value to a potential contractor or employer
• Certification helps you set out and follow a career path
• LPI certification is developed from within the Linux community, by your peers, and gives you the opportunity to help develop the certification standards and exams.

Q. How many tests does it take to acquire certification?

A. Linux Essentials – one exam

• LPIC-1 – two exams, 101 and 102
• LPIC-2 – two exams, 201 and 202
• LPIC-3 – one specialty exam, 300 or 303 or 304

Q. Does it matter which version of the exams I write?