Course content is decent, but very high level. There are several things that are on the Security+ exam that are either glossed over or not covered at all. It's good as either a very beginner course or, to supplement if you already have a decent general IT security background. Do not recommend using as a sole source for learning content to pass the CompTIA exam. The presenter seems knowledgeable, but the analogies given are too long and sometimes difficult to connect clearly with the topic. Suggest less time on analogies and more on technical content. At times there are minor mistakes are places were words or terms are mixed up and causes confusion. There's also at least one video where there are mistakes with retakes that should have been edited out. Also, several of the quizzes have questions that were not covered in the associated topic. Some are covered in later modules but makes it difficult to pass some of the quizzes.

The instructor does a great job of being engaging and easy to understand and the video lessons are typically a good length that avoids fatigue. However, the end of module quizzes routinely ask questions about topics that aren't covered in the lessons, giving the impression that there is plenty of information that is not covered in the course. There's also a lack of feedback for incorrect answers or any guidance on where to find information in the course itself, forcing you to search online outside of the course. Not being a self-contained and fully complete course drops the score. If those issues were fixed it would be an easy 5-star.

The instructor babbled a lot. I feel that this course should follow whats important to know about the test while following the Comptia Security Plus book from front to back. I found myself scrambling through the index to find where we were within the lecture. At times the lecture would start and Im at page 450, then the next topic, Im at page 35. It would be easier to follow along if he just started from the beginning and follow the book to the end. I learned, but I was frustrated most of the time from flipping back and forth through the book looking for what was being discussed.

Content was ok, I liked the presenter, but a lot of the Quiz questions ask details about content that wasn't even covered In the videos which was pretty annoying. Also I think the quiz questions could be improved in quantity and scope. I highly recommend watching the videos a speed 2X. I will be watching the Professor Messer videos after this. This course is good for getting your feet wet, but by no means enough to get you ready for the CompTIA 701 exam.

Overall this was great and easy to follow. My frustration is with several of the practice quizzes. There were numerous questions that were unrelated to the section's content and the content those questions were about would show up in later sections. There were also some questions with seemingly no correct answer - mainly questions that were "which of these is NOT" or "all but which" and every option choice was actually correct.

The majority of this exam is rote terminology memorization and while this course contains the info for the exam, it is presented in an equally dry "talking head and text on slides" format.

Sloppy. Including an outtake is not a good look. Many of the quiz questions were not covered by the course material.

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.

Quizzes are terrible, most do not reflect the content in the module itself

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.

Interesting but introductory course only . The review test questions are strange because they ask you on the stuff that was not in the lectures.

There were a lot of questions that were never covered during the lessons. Also there were a lot of terms that weren't in the lesson.

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So many unprofessional things for nothing... The questions are mixed up and the quality isn't good... I don't know why they have such a good rating... Not even a small certificate.

the course is normal and we can say it is good by the way but at the end it doesn't get any certificate!!!!

No certification is provided. Just a waste of time.