IBM Guardium lectures were too quick to grasp, considering it was a new concept to me.

Tremendously non-engaging to an already dry and hard to pay attention to module

The course could use an update for sound qualities and also, some virtual labs.

Notes are hard to read, many misspelled words and incorrect words and terms.

The audio quality is very bad. Some of the words are completely inaudible.

Its little bit complicated course as many things are not explained in it.

Some of the presenters were so unclear that it was difficult to follow.

the lecture of week 3 and 4 was not so clear and was boring type

There were audio issues. Illustrations could be better

I feel like more hands on training would be helpful.

add more labs and practical hands on experiments

Course need to cover topics in more detail.

Content needs to be more audible

More technical examples needed.

Great material, but bad audio.

Week 2 need to be better

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Although the course was informative, most of the training can be looked up online. I finished this course in 2 weeks and currently enrolled in cybersecurity boot-camp. These courses do give you methodologies and power points without structure. Like narrators sound like they don't want to do it, others can't understand (not because of language barrier) but more of a sound problem.

Yes, there's a bunch of information but what helped me the most was to watch the video, went to YouTube and watched other people teach the class and then researched the topics and take notes. Sure the badges are cool but this isn't a tech based course it's more book based but i will say that if you are planning on taking the Comptia Network or sec+ this course will touch up on the fundamentals.

Pros:

Informative class

Redundancy

very detailed

Cons:

Lack of support

Bad Sound Quality

repetitive information

No clear direction

This course is a good example that big names doesn't mean big quality.

I took this course from IBM expecting to see some highly skilled tutors & high quality teaching methods, but what I found were just power points presentation and voice quality that is so bad that you wouldn't understand a thing without the captions. which is a real shame cause the materials were actually good and useful.

It is a mix of webinars that have been cut and poorly edited to create a course. There is a part showing an IBM tool in a pre sales way instead of teaching the concepts.

Content is ok but the audio is really poor quality, most of the modules sound like someone is recording themselves on their 1998 Nokia cell phone ! really below par