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[CISSP-D] Study Outline Questions

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Subject: [CISSP-D] Study Outline Questions
Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2005 16:00:37 -0000 



I am taking the exam in the middle of May and this is my current 
approach: 

1. Shon Harris DVD 
2. Shon Harris Book 
3. Shon Harris Questions 
4. CCCURE Questions 
5. ISC2 Official Book and questions 
6. Attending training seminar in Mid-April which covers Krutz/Vines 
Gold book 

I read a chapter, watch the corresponding DVD, outline the chapter, 
then watch DVD again. I currently score around 80% on CCCURE 
questions and 80 - 90% on Harris questions for domains covered. 

I have found the ISC2 questions to be difficult at first, scoring 
only in the 50% range the first time I saw them. 

My question is: 

1. I am considering purchasing more questions, specifically the 
Boson & SRV online subscription. Are these worthwhile investments? 
2. Is the CISSP for dummies the same as Boson 1,2,&3? 

Thanks








 
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