GV
14 de ago. de 2020
The reading link to Week 03's Framework and their purpose is Broken. Please Fix it. Everything else seemed perfect. I would recommend this course for people who think of starting their careers in CyS.
RV
24 de dic. de 2020
If you want to learn cybersecurity and you have no idea about that. Then this is the best course which covers all the basic topics and provide you a best knowledge about cybersecurity and their tools.
por Ranjeet Y
•7 de abr. de 2022
great
por Samir A
•24 de ago. de 2020
Great
por ROHINI
•2 de ago. de 2020
great
por Rajeev V
•18 de jul. de 2020
great
por NANDIPATI L L
•27 de abr. de 2020
Great
por I2-64-Nidhi L
•25 de mar. de 2022
good
por DHARUN P
•27 de dic. de 2021
good
por SAHIL R
•3 de mar. de 2021
good
por RITHIK R M
•2 de feb. de 2021
good
por Arun K M
•28 de ene. de 2021
good
por PHILIP D K S
•12 de oct. de 2020
good
por Akanksha s
•13 de sep. de 2020
Nice
por Abhimanyu M
•24 de ago. de 2020
good
por Harshit G
•30 de jul. de 2020
Good
por Palak p
•5 de jul. de 2020
good
por Tallapelli c
•24 de jun. de 2020
good
por SUTHAHAR P
•8 de may. de 2020
Good
por Jimmy B
•19 de nov. de 2021
4.5
por Xianhan L
•10 de feb. de 2020
OK
por Tevin D
•4 de dic. de 2021
por K E
•22 de nov. de 2021
4
por 124-PRIYANSHU S
•7 de nov. de 2021
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por Deleted A
•7 de jul. de 2020
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por Pedro R
•17 de mar. de 2022
I enjoyed most part of it, but there were several videos with very poor quality in terms of sound and content.
The firewall and cryptography parts were very shallow (even considering it's a simple introduction) and boring and i got better free content from YouTube related to these subjects.
I had a constant feeling that a wasn't getting all the introduction i needed (i always felt that a could not explain what a learned it to someone else) so I paused this course lots times to complete my understandings by reading and watching extra free content outside Coursera, that sometimes were better than this paid course.
I still recommend it because there's a structure to follow and i helps in a first approach. I also recommend this book: How Cybersecurity Really Works, by Sam Grubb -> this book complements this course 1 of IBM.
Even with a 3/5 experience in the course 1 i'm looking forward to start the course 2, for i clearly need some suggested organization to learn about Cybersecurity.
por Robert W
•19 de jul. de 2020
While there is plenty of very useful information in this course, there are several things that could be vastly improved. The test questions are sometimes oddly phrased and material that is not learned until Week 4 is tested in Week 1 (white hat, grey hat, black hat hackers) . There are several one question quizzes that seem arbitrary (ex. "What did this SOC Analyst say was the most useful tool for him?"). In Week one's Critical Thinking section, there appears to be a video that stops halfway. My biggest criticism is that this is a beginner level course but the instructors will throw out technical jargon that doesn't get defined until later in the course, if at all. The following video is the same video but it shows the whole thing. This has potential to be a truly great class but, IBM should really review this course, see what they can streamline, and identify what it is they want people to take away from this class.