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Definitely shows you the practical side of Python. With some imagination, by the end of this course you'll be capable of writing your own small programs to automate tasks. Being overly critical, the only complaint I have is I prefer the course setting of competitor education websites, and, naturally, the material was a bit boring. If you just want to learn python and have fun, I'd recommend researching other courses, but for practical projects, this is for you!

This course is by far the most information dense, taking more time to understand the terminology and code in order to continue. I had the hardest time with this course, but I did see the value of everything I studied. I just have to put aside more time to become more familiar with all the functions in a practical way to gain confidence in using Pything in cybersecurity.

I think the order of the 4th module needs to be revised. If the debugging section was moved to the second section after the introduction it would have made the rest of the module clearer and easier to comprehend. There are many points in labs where you get stuck, knowing how to interpret error messages would allow you to find you mistakes and fix them.

This was a great course along with all the others, however, I did not complete my discussions before I was deemed completed with certain courses, this one in particular. Also I'd like to continue with access to all the courses during my training until I am completed with the whole program so that I can reference and practice I I move forward.

If it is for basics then you should try to add more detailed videos on programming. I means to say if someone is new to coding and don't know what it look like this part of course can't explain them very well. So, try to be more elaborate.