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[CISSP-D] Study Habits Needed

Subject: [CISSP-D] Study Habits Needed
Date: Tue, 4 Jan 2005 13:29:34 -0800 (PST)

I wanted to get some input from others how they studied for the exam and some 
possible feed back on my study habits:

 

Here is what I am doing:

 

   Reading out of the CISSP Study Guide by SYBEX
   Review Study Guides from cccure.org 
   Viewing PowerPoint presentation from Ben Rothke also on cccure.org
   Taking practice exams on cccure.org

 

Again, I would greatly appreciate any feedback on my habits in comparison to 
others and I am aware that everyone retains differently. I just started and 
feel overwhelmed with all the information.

 

Thanks

Michael 


                
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