Cisco CCENT Packet Tracer Ultimate labs: ICND1 Exam prep lab (Udemy.com)

David Bombal is always spot on with his courses, I've taken a few of his course and enjoyed them all! All were done in such a manner that I walked away with quite a bit of growth in my networking skill set.

I Like how thorough the explanations were and how passionate David seemed to be when explaining what to look for

I've found it useful and easy to learn with the least amount of distractions with the programs being used. Meaning I don't have to figure out how to load windows, cisco, and server software while also balancing the virtual application that I might not be familiar with as a first time user.

These labs are great practice for the real world. Thanks a lot!

One of the best, its very clear on tasks, commands, and topics that are need for CCNA. Good Luck in the future!

I found these labs to be challenging and also enjoyable. The instructor presents a scenario and leaves it to the student to determine a solution based on the requirements. This allowed me to think through the problem and test my knowledge. Even if you know how to do the labs, I would watch the solution videos, because there are some gold nuggets in there as well.

He needs to slow down on typing the commands. He types to fast and goes thru the commands w/o explaining slowly what he is doing

Awesome course, helped me a lot, David is a great teacher. The best thing that I learned is how to see the packet flowing through the devices and watch them on Packet Tracer. Really recommend!

You are really good and amazing teacher, but You could put more challenger labs. Besides that, you divided on 2 blocks theory (GNS3) and labs ((packet trace)). Your class will be (THE ONE OR THE BEST) If you put theory ( packet tracer ) and labs (4 per topic) together. It can more longer. However, easy to learn and hard to forget. I hope to be useful.

Good instruction. The pace is good

I took this course for additional lab practice to a separate CCENT course for extra practice and it was top notch. Definitely showed me that everything I learned from the other class/labs carried over to these labs, which were more challenging overall.
The only thing I would suggest would be to have all of the labs in one section to bulk download to make things a little smoother, but that is just for convenience's sake. Also, there is a ICND2 lab in here for OSPFv3 that I assume was in here by mistake, and the Campus Network lab has stuff outside the scope of ICND1, but it is good to follow along with just to get a small taste of what ICND2 has in store.
Already purchases the ICND2 lab course and will be taking that after i take the finish the ICND2 class and pass the CCENT.
Thanks, David! ICND2 and network programming are next on the list.

Lot of hands on. Test is very different but the info is there.