ACI Learning Reviews

I, personally, think that a "Loopback adapter" definitely needs to be purchased in order to provide a much better visual of what the tool looks like, because the Powerpoint slides do not. As well as there needs to be a section over "Raid". Raid 0, 1, 5, and 10. If we're going to be tested on that topic, that topic needs to be expressly taught. While we were still taught, because of our great "Edutainer" there was not a section provided in the Powerpoint presentation, as well as not being provided with an "eBook" for this course was a major hindrance. I also think the Cisco Packet Tracer also needs to be implemented more in this course, because it's a "gateway" to enter, and understand more of the following "A+ 1102" and "Net+" courses. In which Cisco Packet Tracer, as well as physical Network Topologies need to be practiced, I think.

More hands on training incorporated within the course

Courses are great and you get a lot of information. If the the instructors slowed down the course. The students wouldn't have to relearn material at home, instead of review and memorize the info.

Course was good, but a textbook to follow up with the program would be great

I am thoroughly disappointed with ACI as a whole for their bait-and-switch approach to these courses. They are marketed as these great 10-day courses that will get you the certifications needed to get a high-paying job in the tech industry. It doesn't take long to realize that they are simply a way to get some quick money from the VA and force students into help-desk jobs paying barely above minimum wage.

DAVID IS GREAT

would be a great course if more time and hands on training was implemented.

Unfortunately this was not a well presented or orchestrated class/course. Our in class assistant instructor Azael did a great job.

Overall ITIL is a great course, I would recommend to anyone interested in getting into IT.

Very grateful for this opportunity and I feel like I am ready for the Certification for ITIL4.