Operating System Theory

Mike Meyers' A+ Guide to Operating Systems

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Format: Paperback
Author: Michael Meyers
ReleaseDate: 06 January, 2004
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media
Rating:

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Also, the Q&A at the end of each chapter provide no answer keys. I am almost finished with this book and cannot tell when I am learning what Mike Meyers thinks is important, and when I am learning something pertinent to the OS exam.

I passed the hardware exam and was confident that I would. I already had sufficient hardware experience. I am extremely unsure that this book will prepare me for the OS exam. Definitely not what I expected.

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