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Lynn Maynes and Gary HeapCo-Authors of CCNA Practical StudiesPage 1 of 2 1 2 The CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) is the gateway certification to the entire Cisco certification program. Even for individuals who don't aspire to eventually earn the top-tier CCIE title, a CCNA credential can prove to be a valuable career asset. To help IT professionals earn the CCNA, authors Gary Heap and Lynn Maynes, both CCIEs, have teamed up to write CCNA Practical Studies, which offers a hands-on self-study approach to gaining the necessary expertise. Here's what they have to say about their book, and the CCNA exam. GoCertify: How is your book different from other CCNA preparation books?
Maynes/Heap: Both Gary & I came up through the ranks of earning our CCNA, CCNP and CCIE certifications. During that process we realized that often we would memorize concepts but that these concepts were easily forgotten when not put into practice. Conversely, concepts that we had learned and were then able to apply in real world scenarios or a lab environment seemed to "stick" and our retention of these principles was greater. We particularly noticed this disparity when we were preparing for our CCIE certifications doing hours & hours of lab work in conjuction with our everyday work responsibilities. Only then, did we start to grasp many of the topics that we had read about so many times before. We would often comment on how beneficial it would be to have had more practical experience along the way from CCNA, to CCNP and finally to the CCIE certification. There is no substitute for experience and practical knowledge, our book is designed to get you there sooner - to get people past the "paper" CCNA moniker. GoCertify: What is the target audience for this book? What degree of experience and knowledge should they have?
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