Reddit mentions of CTS Certified Technology Specialist Exam Guide

Not all of these are in our core training/ required knowledge, or related to our day to day functions as a university A/V department, but They are all available to my team for knowledge building and professional development. Additionally , and our job ladder includes Infocomm certifications, so the library is a little biased towards infocomm resources at the moment.
Books I use are

• [Master Handbook of Acoustics](
  http://www.amazon.com/Master-Handbook-Acoustics-Alton-Everest/dp/0071603328)
  
• CTS exam guide
  
• sound reinforcement handbook
  
• a/v best practices
  
• Sound system engineering
  
• show networks and control systems
  
• television production handbook
  
• tcp/ip illustrated vols 1-3
  
• PMBOK
  
• network wiring
  
• entertainment electricity
  
• sys admin
  
  just ordered digital video and hd
  based on a recommendation in r/videoengineering
  
  infocomm's audio and visual systems design, essentials of the av industry, av best practices, AV installation hand book
  
  
  white papers/ online training from extron, JBL, Dalite, surgeX, bluejeanscable, and others. (out of the office and do not have the exact list and links with me
  
  
  
  
  

Yes it is, you can find more info about the CTS course here
http://www.infocomm.org/cps/rde/xchg/infocomm/hs.xsl/21952.htm

A Study guide if you think you need one

https://www.amazon.com/Certified-Technology-Specialist-Exam-Guide/dp/007173919X

With the study guide if you read it front to back over say 2-4 weeks and then challenge the test you should be able to pass, CTS is a recongnized certification and they also provide lots of info on the website for education in this field.