Azid's InfoSec Journey

My third semester of college has just started. The first 2 semesters were the basics of Engineering. So we had common subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Engineering Mathematics. But now the core Computer Science Engineering subjects have started. These are the subjects I have and what I will learn from them.    Java  Into to Java, Program Control Statements, Arrays,Classes, Objects and Methods Inheritance, Polymorphism and Abstraction Strings Exception Handling Interfaces, Packages, Multi-thread Programming Enumerations, Auto-boxing, Annotations Generics, Streams, Swing Fundamentals Course Outcomes: Implement Object Oriented Programming concepts. Design a GUI using Java programs and Applets. Develop Multi-threaded Applications. Creating Custom Packages and Interfaces. Data Structures and Algorithms with C Asymptotic Notations and Analysis of Algorithms Stacks, Queues and Linked Lists Trees, Graphs Hashing Sorting, Searching and Priority Queues Cour

I just cleared my ICND1. So it is time to finally get my CCNA. I'm going to follow the same method of studying I did for the CCENT. 1. CBT Nuggets I trust Jeremy Cioara to keep me motivated throughout the whole course. I am going to continue studying with CBTNuggets. If I think I need some other video course, I will buy the David Bombal course on Udemy. 2. Official Cert Guide by Wendell Odom  The OCG for the ICND1 was absolutely amazing. There is so much information that you'll get lost in it. I am going to continue with this book as I need the knowledge. 3. Boson Ex-sim This was the reason I passed the CCENT. I am going to buy the exma for the CCNA too. I love their explanations and it will give me a real exam experience and I can judge myself when I take their exams. Hopefully, I get CCNA certified before December. That is the GOAL. I want to complete the certification before my semester exams in college.  Thanks for reading! AZID

This is a Reddit post on the CCNA subreddit: Hey guys! I did it! I scored 896/832 and passed the ICND1. I had limited money and couldn't afford to fail the exam. I am so happy that I cleared the exam! I am a college student and travel 130kms everyday so I could study only from 8pm to midnight. I worked very hard for this exam. In my country, people usually go to training centers and bootcamps to clear this exam, but they usually use dumps and don't teach well. I WANTED TO ACTUALLY LEARN. I needed the knowledge of these topics because I want to get into cybersecurity. So I took the Self-Study path. I tried studying slowly from January of this year, but never really understood anything and just watched the videos for the sake of it. But when the Feb deadline news came I knew I had no option and became fully focused. I re-watched all videos and took ton of notes. Then moved on to the book and then finished with the practice exams. What I used: CBT