I didn't actually take it, but I did sit in a class for it (but I wasn't in the class, nor was I paying a particularily large amount of attention to it). It's pretty basic stuff (I thought so, at least). They discuss basic hardware things, like "a network interface card, or 'NIC' is the device that allows a computer to send and receive data over a network." They do get into some things about file systems, and some basic NT stuff (ex. primary/secondary domain controllers, although it's kind of stupid, IMO to teach about this, since the advent of Active Directory, thus eliminating primary/secondary domain controllers). I just have to assume that course was pretty comprehensive as far as covering the certification content. I think there's also some pretty retarded stuff like identifying differences between the default instalation desktops of 98, ME, and 2k, and typing "msinfo32" or whatever.
I'm fairly confident I could pass the test without studying...but you never know...
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