Sorry, no. My note-taking is pretty individual to me, I’m afraid. Even if I still had them, I don’t think they’d be too helpful to anyone else.

Hello! Thanks for your question. The tool was written for the 220-1001 and 220-1002 which were in effect at the time I put the tool together. From those who have used the tool to help with the new -1101 and -1102 exams, it seems there is significant alignment with the previous versions of the exam. That said, I can’t guarantee anything. The best thing to do is modify the tool as you see fit to align with whatever training you are taking to prepare for the exam. That’s basically how it was built to begin with. I hope that helps, and best wishes for your success!

Thanks for the question. I’m glad you are finding the tool helpful. There’s a couple of things at play, here, I think. I wrote the previous exams (220-1001 and 1002) and did the training through the Mike Meyers and Jason Dion programs, so what’s on the memory tool is largely from their recommendations on what you should know going into the exam. I’m almost certain S IMAP and S POP3 were on mine, but can’t entirely swear to it. That said, there may be some changes with the new 1100-series exams, and it also depends on whose exam objectives you are looking at. I’m not sure there is anyone who has a comprehensive list of exactly what may be on any particular exam. Keep in mind, too, there are quite a large number of different exams for the A+, so what one person gets may be quite different than the next. All those protocols (maybe with the exception of AFP) are very common. I’m not sure I’d want to go in not knowing them.

Thanks for the kind words, I’m glad you found it helpful!

Congratulations, Mohamed! You are on a roll!

I have passed the Network+ and i am now working on the Security+

Thanks,
Mohamed