Learner Reviews & Feedback for Core 2: OS, Software, Security and Operational Procedures by IBM
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WM
Dec 17, 2024
Excelent, much better than trying to learn it on your own.
MA
Jan 2, 2024
The material it covers is very useful. However, it doesn't cover all the points in the Core 2 exam guide.
1 - 14 of 14 Reviews for Core 2: OS, Software, Security and Operational Procedures
By Daniel Y
•Nov 4, 2024
It is a great course, but only if the lab loads faster and works properly will be great.
By William R M
•Dec 18, 2024
Excelent, much better than trying to learn it on your own.
By Mumana A
•Jan 3, 2024
The material it covers is very useful. However, it doesn't cover all the points in the Core 2 exam guide.
By Felix K S
•Apr 10, 2024
I successfully enjoyed these lessons and how it was organized. I may suggest a little improvement. That's a few videos that are quite fast to listen to, so if video lessons could be slower, that would be very grateful and appreciated. All the same, I enjoyed the structure, quizzes and hands-on Lad projects, etc. That was really fantastic. Thank you once again. I recommend to anyone who is looking for effective courses online to tap into Coursera. It is very great! F:K.S
By Michael C
•Jan 24, 2025
I really enjoyed this course all the IT knowledge base & lab work I completed. I can now utilize what i learned and get into the next level of Earning my CompTIA A+ certification!
By Kulraj P
•Oct 25, 2025
Excellent course for preparation for the core 2 Comptia A+ exam. I really enjoyed it.
By Deleted A
•Apr 12, 2024
Argomenti dettagliati e chiari in ogni punto
By Nasir U
•Mar 5, 2024
Appreciating approach for learners
By PHUONG V T
•Aug 7, 2024
Good course from IBM
By Thabang M
•Oct 30, 2025
Awesome
By David F
•Dec 25, 2025
Can go on now to the CompTIA for CertMaster Practice for A+ Core 2. This provides a bunch of practice questions, and it's what I used prior to taking the exam for Core 1. After passing A+ Core 1 went back to Coursera to take the IBM course for Core 2. I haven't tried out CompTIA CertMaster Learn, which has instructional materials, lessons, etc. I'd say part of the reason I went back with the IBM training for Core 2 rather than CertMaster Learn is just that I thought it might go faster than CompTIA CertMaster Learn. Don't know though really as I haven't tried that out. There definitely were things on the exam for Core 1 which weren't covered in the IBM course for Core 1. So it was right to do the CertMaster Practice for Core 1, and can do the same for Core 2. I also kind of figured maybe it's kind of like a driving test in the sense that there's a bunch of things that people need to know prior to taking a driving test, that aren't really needed so much as an actual driver. But like for a driving test one still needs to have that knowledge in order to pass the exam. So if CertMaster Learn covers more things, which aren't covered in the IBM classes, wasn't clear to me whether those things would actually be needed in job interviews or in the course of employment, even if they are asked about in the exam. Like for the Google IT Support Professional Certificate classes I reported some various bugs or errors. There looked to be some for example in one of the final labs using the Cisco Packet Tracer. But glad to get some familiarity with different technology such as the Cisco Packet Tracer. I also wasn't aware of the Windows Subsystem for Linux. I'm a long time Linux user, having first installed Linux on a PC back in 2000 when I was twenty years old. Don't have any immediate need to have Linux available on a Windows machine but was glad to learn about that, and could possibly use that at some point.
By Pierre H
•Mar 21, 2025
Im Großen und ganzen gut nur die Übersetzung ist vorhanden doch die Möglichkeiten sind verwirrend weil die übersetzungen von manchen worten die lösung sind aber nicht richtig da sie falsch übersetzt wurden oder zu fehlinterpretationen führen
By Creighton D
•Aug 27, 2024
We'll see based off of the score I get on the Core 2 exam. There wasn't much performance based practice.
By sarath s
•Mar 13, 2025
good