Provides a lot of awesome information, Professor could have made videos a little longer to avoid missing information. I had to google some stuff due to the lack of concrete definition. But, man this course made everything I needed to know for my interview very clear.

There are some really engaging parts such as the subnet exercises as well as the wireshark piece, but there were a few topics covered such as the protocol headers on which the instructor only read what was in the slides and did not provide much context or examples.

Basically reading out from the presentation. Expected more explanation. Had to search a lot of the stuff on the internet to get an even clearer picture. Lack of clarity. Could have reduced the broadness of the course and focused a bit more on the depth.

No me fue de mucha ayuda, hubo muchos videos sin traducir y no me parecio nada interesante el ultimo modulo, en el cual lo unico que uno puede visualizar es como se hace una determinada prueba, la verdad no volveria a hacer ni a recomerrda este curso.

I feel like it needs to go more into the practical side of TCP/IP. Although the instructor went over core concepts important for any student to understand Networking and showed an example in Wireshark. I think it should show more realistic examples.

The course is not bad, but there's not quite enough details on how client and server establish the connection and other low level stuff, but the course includes information about internet attacks, which is quite unrelated to protocols stack.

This was advertised as a beginner course. The first two weeks were ok as a beginner, but the following weeks were obscure and incomprehensible. I wouldn't recommend this course, if like myself, you are just starting out in networking.

It was an okay course, but if you have any knowledge in this area you should skip this course because it is kinda slow and not in detail, nevertheless i repeated terminology and main principles.

Would have been great if the basic concepts are explained in detail. It looks this course is intended for an advanced learner who knows this topic knowledge already.

It is not a Beginner level at all. Most points are just named but not explained. I had to check various youtube lectures to get understanding on each lection

Could have included more real-life examples. Flow of presentation was not engaging enough. Most of the times the presenter was reading off the slides.

TCP/IP info was useful, but the course felt rushed. I believe with more preparation, and more material, this could be a very well structured course.

Too basic and only windows based. The project using wireshark could have been used more to help understand the theory presented earlier.

its a good course but sometimes it is very introductive, it could be greate if can be added more examples and deeper teorical info

The lecture was good and well heard but ,felt like there were some important detail left out,like not everything was covered

Not bad for an introduction, but the level of the questions should be better. More challenging questions would be welcome.

Good until the last chapter. Project should be better designed to use a drive with Coursera or own University.

Quiz questions were strangely phrased and weird. Delivery of information was very boring.

Quite an elementary course and could find some issues in course material too.

Very nice. I recommend you to take this course to go the step Network World.

The course needs more detailing and the quizzes need to be better designed.

Good for fundamentals, went over material fast and not very in depth.

First two weeks were good but the following weeks dropped in quality.

The last Wireshark lecture was not so clear but the rest was good

It's a short course and doesn't offer much to a beginner.