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CIS-175 says that it prepares students to take the COMPTIA Network+ certification. I am hopeful that at least some of this applies to the Network Technology TECEP as well. I'd like to be able to take the CIS-375 Human-Computer Interaction challenge exam and transfer that to TESU but, if I don't pass the test or something, at least I should have options.

Just curious if you're planning on taking the CompTIA Network+? If you are, I have quite a list of resources I used to prepare. Many of which should also help for the networking TECEP(I assume).

I really don't want to touch networking with a 10-foot pole.   I doubt I'll be taking the CompTIA exam. I much prefer the programming side of comp. sci. but a comp sci degree requires networking so networking it shall be. That said, I would appreciate those resources because I have a feeling that, if I have to take it, the Networking Technology TECEP will be the hardest exam I'll have to do for this degree. Possibly the most difficult one I'll ever have to take due to my dislike of the subject. 

I don't blame you!
Here's a link to my write-up on reddit, including links to free videos I used and free subnetting practice sites.


I also just shared some of this info on the corresponding networking TECEP thread