Re: [lpi-discuss] Contents of lpi-discuss digest...

Sun, 26 Jul 2009 15:40:23 -0700

I just want to query something. Maybe unrelated to the whole topic here but..

"Indeed knowledge of a more correct/complete version of the exam objectives would not be a fair advantage"

If you phrase this slightly different to:
"knowledge of the correct/complete exam objectives would not be a fair advantage"

How are you expected to pass any exam without knowing the objectives?
How can we be sure that the official objectives are even some degree complete or close to the actual objectives?
This idea of the objectives or topics of the exam being a secret seem counter-productive.

Does anyone else see where a statement likes this (knowledge of the objectives is an unfair advantage) leads?

Comments?

-Chris

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Subject: Re: [lpi-discuss] Printing Exam Objectives - print.css
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Just to be clear. ?The wiki objectives are editable by anyone on the
internet.
    

Thank you for letting me know.  I had assumed that it would be more locked down.

I was going to ask whether I would be best using the current most
recent version on the wiki (rev. 21) rather than the version on the
website - as there are some differences, such as as the addition
'sdparm' to objective 204.2.  It occurred to me that this could only
be revealed by someone who was aware of the content of the exams, so
it would not be proper to ask.  Indeed knowledge of a more
correct/complete version of the exam objectives would not be a fair
advantage, so I don't want to know if the current version of the
objectives is the 'right' one.

What I would like it know is, which revision of the objectives in the
wiki is closest to the official website (I presume that the version on
the official website is generated from the wiki)?


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