Needs more practical example

Should be more explainatory

Falta de conteúdo prático.

I miss more demo labs

The course is more like a "these are the features and tools we offer". If you expect to get hands-on experience, you'll be disappointed. The videos are short and rush through topics, the reading sections are often merely overviews and links to the AWS online documentation, and each section leaves lots of questions unanswered. Some exam questions are insanely hard because they are not covered in the videos or the "readings" sections. They expect you to read the AWS online documentation in great detail but not tell you when to stop. It is not particularly helpful to display a short note "2/3 of the students don't pass on their first attempt" either, but that's a Coursera thing. There are no explanations in the exams, so you have no idea what the correct answer is. I went to the online documentation for the correct answers afterwards but could not find them. I still don't know the correct answer for some questions, despite getting them wrong twice; still two more possibilities.

I like covered topics but I feel that I didn't get the capacity to apply that knowledge. Practical labs should be included and not just simple examples. I appreciate the effort of both teachers to make the course nice, but for me as not native English language, it was difficult to keep the line of the conversation. Technical language is easier to understand for me that all that bees topic.

Important math; too much included in each short video so as to explain what was being introduced, instructors we’re more concerned about bee jokes than adequately conveying new knowledge to newbies.

1) Concepts were not explained in detail. They expected us to know most things, or read most things on our own.

2) One of the instructor's accent was difficult to understand.

Essentially a presentation of the catalog of AWS services, not really an hands-on training or a course on how to address security risk in the cloud.

I found the course poorly structured and the presentation weak. Hongs English was excellent but her strong accent made her very difficult to follow.

The course needs some practice on the given info , and more clearer explanation in a simple way for those concepts .

Too many concepts and features of AWS have been packed into the plain reading of documents by lecturers.

for a non-native english speaker it is really hard to understand several times :(

It provides what you need but not in a preferable manner.

To much theory and very less very less lab sessions

Language of Trainers was not very clear.

the content was very poor

The most pathetic course I have ever seen on coursera. The presenters were just throwing jargons . If you want to teach us AWS services then you should at least show us how do they look like . Doing absurd talks will not serve any purpose here. There were few abstract demos which did not help. On the top of that one presenter was irritating. Total wastage of money.

If you do not have something already on AWS that needs to be secured, this is course is really not that much helpful. You will be "advertised" various security features on AWS but they not exciting. This is a very boring course in my view unless your are a security guy that needs to know how to get things to work on AWS.

Topics are not explained clearly - very few diagrams/summaries - just parroting words out. English is indecipherable at times and notes are inaccurate. Very disappointing course as the initial 'going native' course was excellent. And as for the bee theme.......just ridiculous

This is some kind of version of gaslighting where you listen to VM, DB and other services and see honey, bees and aliens... Previous course was amazing, this one is terrible

This seems more like a promotional videos of AWS products. Instructors meaningless example of bees and bad explanation of the content makes it even more worse.

Very shallow course and the bee theme is very distractive and does not work to explain security concepts. Is this course for kids?

This course is a prime example of how forced diversity can lower the quality of a product/service.

Terrible teachers :(