Fundamental Information Technology Engineer Examination study materials
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Fundamental Information Technology Engineer Examination study plan

Fundamental Information Technology Engineer Examination · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

科目A (Subject A) - 60 four-option multiple-choice questions, 90 minutes

  • Map the 科目A syllabus into a one-page checklist covering hardware, software, databases, networks, security, algorithms, and management/strategy, and mark your current confidence 1-5 per area

  • Solve 40 科目A practice questions untimed and log every miss with the underlying concept, not just the topic name

  • Drill binary/hexadecimal conversion, two's complement, and logical operations until you can do 10 in under 5 minutes with no errors

  • Build a spaced-repetition deck of 50 terms for hardware and basic software concepts, tagging each card by syllabus area

Your checkpoint

A scored diagnostic log of 40 科目A questions with a ranked list of your five weakest syllabus areas

Week 2

科目A (Subject A) - 60 four-option multiple-choice questions, 90 minutes

  • Work through database normalization (1NF through 3NF), SQL SELECT/JOIN/GROUP BY, and transaction ACID properties, then answer 30 questions on them

  • Compute relational algebra operations and interpret ER diagrams from text descriptions without any figure

  • Practice 20 questions on data structures (stacks, queues, lists, trees) and trace algorithm behavior by hand on paper

  • Review every week-1 miss and re-solve it cold before adding new material

Your checkpoint

A one-page handwritten cheat sheet of SQL syntax, normalization rules, and ACID definitions you can reproduce from memory

Week 3

科目A (Subject A) - 60 four-option multiple-choice questions, 90 minutes

  • Cover number representation, floating point, error theory, and information theory (entropy, Huffman coding) and solve 25 calculation questions

  • Trace sorting and searching algorithms (quicksort, mergesort, binary search) by hand and state their complexity

  • Solve 15 questions on operating system processes, scheduling, memory management, and paging

  • Time yourself on a 30-question mixed set to establish a per-question pace baseline

Your checkpoint

A timed 30-question mock section score with a written note on which calculation types cost you the most time

Week 4

科目A (Subject A) - 60 four-option multiple-choice questions, 90 minutes & 科目B (Subject B) - 20 multiple-choice questions, 100 minutes

  • Complete network fundamentals: OSI/TCP-IP layers, IP addressing and subnetting, and common protocols, then solve 25 questions

  • Cover security basics: cryptography, authentication, common attacks, and access control, and answer 20 questions

  • Begin 科目B by reading 10 pseudo-code trace questions and writing the execution trace line by line

  • Review all calculation errors from weeks 1-3 and redo them without notes

Your checkpoint

A subnetting worksheet of 10 problems solved correctly with masks, network addresses, and broadcast addresses shown

Week 5

科目B (Subject B) - 20 multiple-choice questions, 100 minutes

  • Trace 20 pseudo-code questions involving loops, arrays, and nested conditions, writing variable state at each step

  • Practice 15 algorithm-design questions on searching, sorting, and recursion by describing the procedure in plain language before coding it

  • Learn to identify off-by-one, initialization, and boundary-condition traps and record each trap type you encounter

  • Complete one 10-question 科目B set under a 50-minute limit

Your checkpoint

A trap catalog listing at least 8 recurring error patterns in pseudo-code questions with an example of each

Week 6

科目B (Subject B) - 20 multiple-choice questions, 100 minutes

  • Work through 20 questions on program logic, state transitions, and data-flow reasoning, including concurrent and event-driven descriptions

  • Practice reading specification-style prompts and restating the requirement in your own words before answering

  • Solve 15 questions on information security and database logic as they appear in 科目B scenarios

  • Redo every week-5 miss and confirm you can explain why the wrong options are wrong

Your checkpoint

A full 10-question 科目B set scored at 70% or higher within 50 minutes

Week 7

科目A (Subject A) - 60 four-option multiple-choice questions, 90 minutes & 科目B (Subject B) - 20 multiple-choice questions, 100 minutes

  • Take one full 科目A mock (60 questions, 90 minutes) and one full 科目B mock (20 questions, 100 minutes) under real timing

  • Analyze both mocks by error type: knowledge gap, misread, calculation slip, or time pressure, and tally each

  • Re-study your two weakest areas from the analysis and solve 30 targeted questions

  • Practice a time-allocation rule for 科目A: target minutes per question and a skip-and-return threshold

Your checkpoint

A mock-exam analysis sheet with error counts by category and a written time-allocation plan for each subject

Week 8

科目A (Subject A) - 60 four-option multiple-choice questions, 90 minutes & 科目B (Subject B) - 20 multiple-choice questions, 100 minutes

  • Retake both full mock exams and compare scores against week 7 to confirm improvement

  • Review only flagged weak spots and your spaced-repetition deck; add no new topics

  • Rehearse the 科目B reading routine on 10 fresh questions: restate, trace, verify boundary conditions

  • Confirm exam-day logistics and do a final pass over your own cheat sheets and trap catalog

Your checkpoint

Two final mock scores at or above your target pass line, plus a one-page final-review sheet

Milestones

Week 2: Can solve 8 of 10 database and data-structure questions correctly without notes

Week 4: 科目A sectional accuracy reaches 60% or higher on a timed 30-question set, and 10 subnetting problems are solved without error

Week 6: 科目B practice set scores 70% or higher within the 50-minute limit

Week 7: Full 科目A mock completed within 90 minutes and full 科目B mock within 100 minutes, both scored and analyzed by error type

Week 8: Both final mock scores meet or exceed the target pass line with time remaining on each section