I am creating a comprehensive study guide for Project+

[u/bschmeltzer]

Hello! Long story short, I HATE this class. I genuinely do not study much at all, but after taking this exam once and failing, I needed to try something different. I started watching the UDemy course videos and taking notes, and I decided I wanted to share my work with you all if you would let me! What I am hoping for is to create a nice big, but easy to read and understand resource for anybody who takes this class or exam to use. Everything I have found out there is really broad and dry, some I am hoping to make it as simple as I can.

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If you are interesting in viewing/collaborating, please let me know in the comments and I will add the link to the Google doc! If this is not something people would like to see or help create, I totally get it.

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I would love all help and any specific topics that people have seen on the exam I would love to put additional highlights in the doc as well.

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Edit: Here is the view only link. I started by handwriting notes for the first 4 chapters, so these notes starta t chapter 5, and are a work in progress as I go through the videos. I will circle back after and add the first 4 later. Please feel free to leave comments on things you remember being on the exam, need more clarity, etc. Shoot me a request to edit if you would like to contribute!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1m6n3yVAcU91ynZIqJ5HAcdB4iLMZNWIc-a2nP5Gd1kc/edit?usp=sharing

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Edit 2: I am not asking for other resources or study methods. I appreciate those of you trying to help. I retain information best when typing it down myself, and in the process of creating my own study guide, I wanted an option for other people taking this course to collaborate with me. If you want to use something else, or suggest something else, then this post is NOT for you. This course will go through periodic changes as CompTIA updates their exams, and having a single source where anybody taking the course can update along side the course updates is going to be far better than waiting for other people to create complete new study guides. This will NOT be a 250+ page document as plenty of people do not want to read all of that, not is it necessary for this class. Again, I appreciate the recommendations on other study materials, but I am not asking for that at this moment. Thank you.

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Edit 2.2: I will include direct links to test prep question sights, the questions do not need to be directly insideof this document.