Nice basic course! Labs in virtual environment sometimes can lag. F.e. it's impossible to type there smth

Bastante bine, pero el simulador de Windows para la parte práctica no va demasiado bien.

Really good! Lost a star due to the bad AI used for the final assessment.

excellent introduction to what you need to know about cybersecurity.

It was worth taking. Much better than what my own employer provided.

Great course. Lab sessions were nonresponsive at times

The whole learning part was amazing in this course

NIce to get a general knowledge in this topic!

Muy buen curso, aprendí mucho, gracias

Excellent learning course

good but lengthy

Good contents.

nice course.

Very Good

good

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OK

Possibly make more hands on lab work by splitting up some of the ones here into smaller pieces, that way the student will need to have remembered, or go back again and re-read, their notes or the modules for the answers. This way instead of doing several small things, the repetition of tasks spread out, while a little more time consuming, could help reinforce the lessons learned.

Le cours est bien, les vidéos sont assez claires, et les labs c'est une excellente chose. Par contre, tout le cours est en anglais, mais les tests sont traduits par IA en français, ce qui amène à des incompréhensions complètes ou à des questions qui n'ont aucun sens. (Q: Qu'est ce que la propriété intellectuelle ? - Réponse possible : Propriété intellectuelle...

Tiene lab esto lo hace muy interesante

Good experience

Overly redundant, as tho they have compiled a curriculum from various sources and didn't bother to edit it. Extremely basic information, with no technical education on offer

how ever the information is enriching , the course is sro robotic

At the time when I am enrolled, there are too many obvious indicators of AI generated material. There are excessive inaccuracies, repetitions, and errors in spelling and grammar. One example of many, in the module 4 glossary, "Hypertext Transfer Protocol Script protocol (HTTP protocol)" and "Hypertext Transfer Protocol Script Secure protocol (HTTPS protocol)" are defined which have obvious mistakes in the expansion of the acronyms. HTTP is an acronym for "Hypertext Transfer Protocol", and and HTTPS represents"Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure". Even "HTTP protocol" and "HTTPS protocol" use the "protocol" word redundantly, and calling them "Hypertext Transfer Protocol Script protocol" and "Hypertext Transfer Protocol Script Secure protocol" is even less accurate. The author / AI system seems to fail differentiating "JavaScript" from "Java", and JavaScript is often mislabeled as Java which can mislead students about the target functionality of both programming languages. Even the quizzes seem AI influenced, where some multiple choice questions offer several answers that can be considered "correct", and it is up to the student to guess which page or aspect the (probably AI) system was evaluating at the time the question was auto-generated. The answer expected on several questions is debatable, and there are many cases where I could easily demonstrate why a "wrong" answer is more correct than the answer expected as "correct" by the evaluation. Whether the material is AI generated or not, it seriously needs some evaluation and editing. To the creator(s) of these lessons, if you're going to make AI generated lessons, at least review them first. If the lessons are not AI generated, they need extensive proofreading and correction from people actually familiar with the subject.