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Alex Campos was a terrible presenter; Jude Lancaster was good; but Dmitriy Beryoza was absolutely amazing: he's organized, speaks at the perfect speed (uninflected), explains thoroughly and clearly, and has no grammatical/pronunciation issues (which greatly diminished Alex's presentations). The course material had a bit of repetition, but was generally very well done.

Dmitriy was unique, in that he let you know when he was deviating off into esoteric minutiae that was not central to the topic. Can you get him to do ALL the courses from IBM?!?

Though not meant to be extremely comprehensive, the course gives quite considerable information to aid future deeper understanding of cybersecurity concepts and subjects. Some of the discussed concepts could have been explained a little more with consideration that some course participants are new to cybersecurity. A sort of "How of Hashing" would have provided better background understanding for newbies to the Hashing Considerations topic.

It was really informative. The instructors are professional at what they teach and overall I'm satisfied with the course. The main area of improvement: while some of the speakers were not native, some of them were, but in the end, most if not all of them were quite difficult to catch up with every so often because of their unclear articulation. Also, the images used and sound quality in the lectures were not up to par.

The course is nice and well organized but it will be better if you iclude practical demosntration in some areas like System Administration. I also suggest that, if it is possible to host some software like Wins Server, Redhat etc on IBM Power cloud environment and give us students even a minimum usage so that we can exparience the real side of this software.

But all in all I like this course.

I would like you to have more questions for the third week, as the content was quite long, it could be better explored. About the fourth week, I think the content was great, there could be more questions. An important issue, the questions could be random on each trial. Thanks for all!

Jairo Santos

Its mostly theory based although there is a little bit of practical applications.Courses like these should provide more hands on practical methods of teaching.The instructor seems to know/have a very vast and wide knowledge on the subject.I was impressed with the teahing.

Not five stars because on video Key takeaways crypto & encry the presentation is repeated and only the audio not slide or graphical images or images ...only dark on background ... it's ok or there is some problem? i retry more times with the same result.

Course is great only Presentation is not good. This courses uses slides with audio which is not intaractive. also you should add some virtual labs to the course like the courses offered by google.

nice courses to understand the frame work the linux commands and some important feature related to CIA and the main and important part the play to safeguard the information of customer/client.

This is a one of the great course that i followed on the coursera learning platform. Also, this course gave me to learn the best practices that can used to protect computing related systems.

Excellent course for beginners. Just a minor glitch where one of the instructors in one of the cryptography modules refers to the well-known cryptographer Bill Schneier (instead of Bruce).

Some lecture videos are cut before it's completed. Some slide images are not very clear. Other than these issues, this course provides a good perspective to Cybersecurity overall.

Some errors on some of the quizzes, not so much the practice quizzes. Unfortunately, had to wait 8 hours to take a quiz again. Quizzes need to be corrected.

Nice course with good lessons.

To who i need to ask about the badge i cannot see ?

i´ve received certificate but not the digital badge.

Thank you.