RA
Oct 19, 2019
Excellent course which provides an introduction to enterprise computing with IBM Z, presented in a very engaging manner by Jeff Bisti. Highly recommended for those who want to learn about mainframes.
VP
Dec 15, 2020
The more I re-watch the videos, study materials the more exciting it is. I also want to thank Jeff Bisti and his team, Brenton Belmar, Mark Nelson for the captivating and passionate lectures.
By Erendira G
•Aug 17, 2024
Faltan más esquemas en algunos de los videos para entender mejor.
By Robert
•Feb 15, 2022
Could use a document for all abbrevations that was in the course.
By MARK S
•Jun 15, 2020
CHPID is misspelled in the final test, several times, as CHIPID.
By Anthony N
•Aug 17, 2024
Well presented and easy to follow. Good supporting materials
By Hossein D
•Feb 7, 2020
it was great, just need more diagrams to explain concepts
By Ernesto P E
•May 25, 2020
too many terms without an in depth graphical explanation
By Elu R
•Jul 3, 2020
El curso es una buena introducción al mundo Mainframe.
By Marcel C
•Apr 20, 2022
Tons of things to learn but the videos make it simple
By Deleted A
•Jul 5, 2024
The instructor keeps it as interesting as possible.
By Jerker E
•Nov 4, 2019
Nice overview of the Z platform. Excellent trainer!
By Harshith D
•Jul 28, 2020
it is very much fast and not so effective
By Matthew W
•Oct 29, 2020
This was an excellent eye opening course
By CRISTHIAN O H
•Jul 17, 2021
Buena información de los MAINFRAME
By harsh b
•Jul 29, 2022
Explanation from Jeff was Best.
By Martha E L O
•Jun 21, 2023
a good explained, very nice.
By Richard M
•Dec 20, 2022
Good info. A little slow.
By Subhash C B K
•Sep 4, 2021
Nice course
By Ivan K O
•Nov 1, 2020
Love it
By Silvia M R G
•Aug 22, 2022
good
By Ganesh s
•Aug 26, 2020
Good
By Basim A K
•Apr 22, 2020
Good
By RISHABH P
•Aug 5, 2020
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By Richard C
•Jul 24, 2022
This course has some serious flaws. It's supposed to be an introductory course, but no beginner can reasonably follow the content in the manner that it is delivered. You'll get a video on a really simple topic like "What is an Operationg System?" and then immediately get hammered with massive amounts of technical vocabulary that is defined only by referencing other technical jargon. It gets tossed out so fast that there's no serious time to assimilate any of it. Even if you rewatch videos over and over, it's almost impossible to follow all of it. This is a classic example of what happens when experts forget what it is like to be a beginner learning the material.
I really think the big issue is that the course isn't long enough. They should double the length of the course and just go slower. The guy making the videos is passionate. We could use more of him, but he needs to slow down. Every topic deserves its own video. The material should be explained with as little jargon as possible. They need to get a test audience of non-experts to try to follow it. If they can't, rework things until it goes better.
At the moment, I don't get who this course is for. It's an introduction to a topic that is only comprehensible if you are already an expert. The quizzes are really hard and I don't think watching the videos prepares you for them. You can pass them by reading through IBM documentation (hundreds of pages of which are linked in the course), but then why take the course? The course could be structured in such a better way...
By Ivan J
•Oct 27, 2022
Dry, very dry and alot of acronyms to take on initially. Could be convayed better.
By Abdelraouf B
•May 28, 2020
Without seeing the hardware, it's hard to follow you.