[Year 12 SofDev] SD exam hints

[Mark Kelly]

There can indeed be questions about networking on the ITA exam, but they 
won't be able to extend to topologies and protocols 'cos they're not 
mentioned in the study design.  But you _can_ be asked about types of 
networks, cabling, wireless etc.

Anything in the study design's key knowledge or glossary can be 
questioned - and some of those points are rather vague (e.g. "types of 
networks" includes LAN/WAN as well as P2P/Client-Server etc)

Better safe than sorry - know it all.

Townsley, Andrew A wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Regarding this years exam on SD,is there any topic you know won't be on it?
> I ask this because last year we were told no network q's will appear on IT apps exam.
> 
> A.Townsley
> 
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