mostly just technical jargon and acronyms. Very little discussion of how computer systems are compromized.

After taking this course, I still don't feel ready for the exam. I feel like I need another course

It did not identify the objective covered in each lesson. Some of the analogies are belabored.

While I appreciate the effort to align this course with the CompTIA Security+ SY0-701 objectives, I found the content lacking in several key areas necessary for exam preparation and practical understanding. 1. No recommended textbook or study materials: The course does not suggest any specific book to follow along with the lessons. A clear reference to supporting literature would have greatly enhanced the learning experience and helped bridge any knowledge gaps. 2. Lack of downloadable resources: There were no handouts, summaries, or downloadable materials provided. Supplementary resources would have made it easier to review and reinforce key concepts. 3. Limited real-world relevance: Many of the anecdotes and examples used in the lessons felt disconnected from real-world scenarios. This made it harder to relate the material to actual security practices or job roles. 4. Not sufficient for exam readiness: This course alone does not provide the depth or rigor needed to confidently prepare for the Security+ exam. Learners will need to supplement this with additional study resources and practice exams — which are not included here. Overall, I believe this course may serve as a very basic introduction, but it falls short as a standalone preparation tool for anyone seriously aiming to pass the SY0-701 certification.

Definitely a informative course, but like some of the other comments say, some of the videos are cut short, some of the quizzes say you got an answer wrong when it's definitely correct, and then sometimes they ask you questions about something you didn't even go over (assuming those are the parts of the videos that got cut out). Strongly recommend taking the google cyber security course first and then this one, it will help you fill in some of the missing information in this course and will also help you understand the Security + course subjects better. Nonetheless i still recommend taking this course as it gives you a good entry level understanding to security +

The test questions are not related to the course content. They teach you about "this" and then they test you on "that" (which was not covered). Also the answers are marked as wrong a lot of times for the correct response, which is confusing for preparing for the security + exam. It is all just memorizing acronyms, you don't actually learn how to do anything security related. Pretty upset with this course.

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