Data Plus Study - Active-recall study tools for CompTIA Data+ DA0-002
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Data Plus Study is an independent interactive DA0-002 web app with concise lessons, flashcards, matching, fill-in-the-blank, crosswords, tests, and progress tracking. Try the complete free preview before subscribing.
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I paid for CompTIA Data+ DA0-002 V2 preparation material and found myself working through a huge amount of paragraph-heavy information. To understand it properly, I spent hours rewriting the material into my own notes. Even after doing that, I still wanted more activities that would help me practise, apply, and remember what I had learned instead of simply rereading it.
I created Data Plus Study to turn that mass of information into an active study system. It combines concise notes and key terminology with flashcards, matching, fill-in-the-blank and crossword exercises, chapter tests, and practice exams. These different activities make it easier to repeatedly recall and apply the material while preparing for the DA0-002 V2 exam.
Independent study tool; not affiliated with or endorsed by CompTIA.
It would be helpful if you could add a "weak areas" review mode that automatically pulls the questions I missed most often into a quick daily drill, maybe with a simple email reminder to keep the streak going.
@finnegan_ren Thanks, Anna — that’s a great suggestion. I’ve already started building a Weak Areas review feature on the backend and hope to deploy it soon. The goal is to offer quick 5- or 10-question drills that prioritize repeatedly missed questions while mixing in some earlier material to strengthen long-term recall. I’m also considering optional email reminders to help learners maintain a consistent study routine without making them intrusive. Thank you for the thoughtful feedback—it closely matches the direction I’m working toward.
Congrats on the launch. One thing that would help me a lot is a spaced repetition mode for the flashcards, so weak questions resurface the next day instead of mixing randomly with everything else. Right now I have to track that myself.