Product Description

This unique Exam Cram title is the first general test preparation book written for IT professionals seeking to pass the Certified Internet Webmaster (CIW) Foundations exam (1D0-410), which is required to become a CIW Associate and a prerequisite to continue on to one of the three Master CIW paths. Concise, exam-focused chapters cover all of the key technologies candidates must understand to pass the exam like basic Internet theory, history, and internal workings, TCP/IP, Web browsing, Web terminology, email basics, and general networking. Includes the ever popular and highly acclaimed Exam Cram features of tear-out cram sheets, helpful hints and tips, test taking strategies, realistic case studies, and challenging practice questions.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #306097 in Books
• Published on: 2001-09-30
• Format: Illustrated
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 456 pages

About the Author
Carol Miller (Trenton, Ontario Canada), CIW Associate, MCP, MCSE, CCNA, CTT, MCT, I-Net+, Network+, currently teaches Microsoft and Cisco curriculum at the community college level. She is also a Microsoft Office User Specialist Authorized Instructor. A skilled writer, Carol produces much of her own curriculum material and has authored ISO 9000 and other training manuals for corporate clients.

Customer Reviews

Exam cram
This book is just the same as all the exam crams. Basically giving a layout of all the topics that are covered by the exam.

All the topics are covered with a short description and explanation of the results. Screenshots are shown where relevant.

Each section has sample questions which are then explained, and then the useful NEED TO KNOW MORE links.

All in all a nice book to brush up before you go for the exam. However I would personally recommend this along with the CIW Foundations book for a fuller picture.

Does exactly what it says on the cover
This book is excellent preparation for the foundations exam. I used it as my only preparation, and I passed!

There are some small errors here and there which annoyed me as they seemed to contradict what you had previously learned. I also thought that it covered the networking aspect in more detail than was required for the exam, but this may be just my experience.