ACI Learning Reviews

As always, the resources available to us were more than enough to gain a good knowledge base and understanding of the material. Ryan was an absolutely stellar instructor and made this course a blast to attend each day! There were some occasional hiccups with the practice labs environment, but overall I am very satisfied with the course and the materials that are provided to help us learn.

I benefited a lot from the course. I gained a lot of computer knowledge that I didn't have when Started. Good course materials that is not just for class but very helpful moving forward.

THE COURSE CONTENT WAS GOOD BUT THE LENGHT WAS TOO SHORT FOR THESE MUCH INFORMATIONS TO BE RETAINED

It was good I struggled on raid and network but will be a continued work in progress

Great program to get your basic knowledge in the network field.

The pace wasn't nearly as cut-throat as Sec+.

Ronald Clanton has extensive knowledge that helps ease some of the intimidation of learning IT components and network. He is fairly interactive and provide extra videos outside of ACI that supplements what we learn.

It was just a lot of content to squeeze into a ten day period.

Even though I have a hard time learning without being hands on, I would have benefited with a textbook on the material. I found myself doing online searches for explanation of different terms. The online labs, on the other hand, were very beneficial.

The course itself and the material is great! My biggest suggestion and/or concern is that I feel that ACI could have done a better job making sure that perspective students better understand the program structure prior to enrolling. The course dates were clearly explained, what was not clearly explained in my opinion is the way the certifications are achieved. This led to mismanaged expectations and set some of us up for failure in our approach to this course. Many of us have had to adjust our plan for how to negotiate the certifications after starting and learning how things actually work. Moreover, this concept was compounded by a misleading ITIL instructor that led our entire class to believe that taking the people cert ITIL exam was not necessary. He did a great job teaching ITIL but with the misinformation about the certification, many of us felt behind the power curve moving forward from ITIL