The course is good but has repetition of information and in some places instructor assumes that the learner knows stuff in advance.

There should be optional marks provided to the questions which has multiple correct options

Very high level overview of the network. Can have more real time examples

Could have been more simple while explaining the architecture

very long for little information

The course covers the important topics of network function virtualization and software defined network, and the evolution from present day network topologies. It is not a beginners' course, and it requires a some knowledge of both current network and SW architecture as well as the concepts of NFV. It is also not didactic, introducing novel concepts and mechanisms step by step. The best part is week 3, in which some concepts are introduced, and with which the course should have started to my humble opinion.

The course is not outfitted for "Beginners" but "Intermediate": one should be aware of acronyms as soon as starting the first video.

The course organization is confused and sometimes same arguments are replicated along the "weeks".

With a re-organization of the argument's sequence, this course could get one star more; the majority of instructors simply read the slides.

The course content was good but feels like instructure is only reading the slides its not the way of teaching. Very high level slides and its not the beginner friendly.

NOT a good course. It was Boring. Stuff not explained properly. Just reading/speaking monotonously.

Voice quality is very poor and also information used are not useful for Telecom professionals

The pace was very high impossible for beginner to follow

Bugged, next modules won't unlock

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