Learner Reviews & Feedback for Fundamentals of Network Communication by University of Colorado System
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Aug 16, 2020
It was a very good start in Network communication.
The lectures, quizzes, and materials are designed in a very good manner to reach the end of the course with the needed fundamentals.
AS
Jun 28, 2020
It is a good course to cover the basics computer networking. It is simple and the workload is less. Try to go through other sources simultaneously to get in-depth knowledge on the topic.
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By Ngô X B
•Nov 2, 2020
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By Uma M
•Apr 23, 2020
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By Varun K R
•Apr 21, 2020
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•May 29, 2022
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•May 26, 2022
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•Jan 17, 2022
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•May 28, 2020
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•May 19, 2020
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•Apr 9, 2019
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•Jul 1, 2022
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•Jan 11, 2022
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By Nirut G
•Mar 29, 2018
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By dasun k
•Apr 30, 2020
Overall the course was awesome.Learning materials provided were really good.Assignments and tests provided were very useful.First part of the course "Evolution of computer networks" was very good and adequate. I think there should be more lessons on Layered Architecture. However one should study those by himself. Error control lessons were adequate. Only reason i am giving only 4 stars is i think the syllabus should be greater given this is an intermediate course.
By Pastor G
•Oct 1, 2020
I've learnt so many things on this course. To understood the concept of networking , and able to understood the differences between packet, Message and circuit switching, and how to able to figure out network problems through the OSI Models and i learnt about the TCP/IP Layer and to know the main founctions of the Transport Layer and that of Data Link Layer was so amazing for me.
By Andrew D
•Dec 21, 2020
The content is strong, but the videos seem to fluctuate slightly in pace. Some slides are covered at great length where other slides, especially the mathematics, are covered at a quick pace. To get the most out of the class the student needs to make use of the offline reading material. overall a pleasant experience.
By mylaganesh
•Apr 7, 2020
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By Tanvir A K
•May 26, 2020
This course is very important for a computer science student. Course Material of this course is awesome. It helps me to learn better. But i think the video contents are not good. Language of this teacher is not understandable.
By Asim T P
•Aug 1, 2020
This course is very good and a beginner can get started with this course also who are intermediate can get more deep knowledge. This course has good assignment and quiz also.
By Tianxiang X
•Apr 28, 2020
Good introductory course to network communications. Far from a semester's worth of content, however, which is supposed to be what distinguishes Coursera from other platforms.
By Paul B
•Nov 11, 2020
I found the instructors voice very difficult to follow. I felt the actual presented material needed to have more detail in order to fully understand several of the topics.
By Vamsy A
•Mar 28, 2018
The course was good, and the syllabus too, but the way of teaching is not so impressive, it was just like someone reading from the slides in the video lecture.
By Phillip K
•Jul 23, 2020
Pretty good course in fundamentals of networks and where to get more information on networks. However, it could do with some more practical content.
By Varad V T
•May 11, 2020
It was a very helpful course. The benefit of course will be double if external material like reference book is used.
By Emiliano B
•May 30, 2022
Good course, and good peer review.
In the Week_4 ErroControl an example on Internet Checksum would be useful
By SHIPRA G
•May 6, 2020
The course was well structured but I wished you had added some sort of practical hands on work on netorking.
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