Learner Reviews & Feedback for Introduction to TCP/IP by Yonsei University

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.

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

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

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.

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 is a very helpful for IT engineering

In week 3 a lot of lectures are missed

Very introductory and not deep at all.

A very simple and fast Introduction.

more theory. need more practice

elementary approach

thanks

Great

This course felt like a compilation of summaries of chapters from a book. While the word "Introduction" is included and the course indicated it is for beginners, there were many terms and concepts that were brought up in the video lectures that were not described or explained and that one would need to google on the side. At a minimum, I would recommend including reading sections to provide details on the terminology or concepts before each video lecture.

At the conclusion of this course, I feel like I only learned a handful of things and would recommend a more robust training environment.

This is definitely not a beginners' course: many concepts and technical terms are assumed to be alredy known, and no in depth explaination is too often given for the more difficult concepts. I learnt a lot but i also had to constantly google for the missing explainations. This course would work much better as a sort of support course to wrap up the necessary concepts for the CCNA certificate test.

Retention is minimum because there were to many materials and yet so little explanation or deep-dive to the topics and relevant to topics. Instructor basically just reads out loud what he prepared, no interactive feeling at all. Somewhat boring.