Free lecture by the author of the best-selling book, “Network Study Alone.” A summary of a network textbook that developers must know.
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The lectures are excellent for reviewing the book. Since the lectures cover almost 90% of the same content as the book, you can learn enough from the lectures alone. However, I recommend purchasing the book as if you are paying a tuition fee, reading it first, and then watching the corresponding lecture chapters to review. To be honest, other layers in networking are mostly for certification exams or general knowledge, whereas HTTP is what you actually need to know in detail. I am very satisfied because this course explains all those practical parts. This instructor's lectures are of much higher quality and better for learning than the networking courses taught at most universities. Just because it's a four-year university in Seoul doesn't mean they teach something incredibly grand. This course is simply easier to understand. It is much more substantial than what you would learn in a full semester at university. I think the only difference from university is the amount of knowledge forced into your head due to assignments and exams. If you want to dive even deeper, I suggest purchasing a "Top-Down Networking" textbook, which is commonly used as a major requirement, and studying further. These lectures alone are more than enough to gain all the fundamental knowledge.
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You can really tell how much heart and soul went into this lecture.
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It was excellent for understanding the overall flow of how networks operate, as you explained networks that I had only understood abstractly by breaking them down with a focus on protocols and network equipment. I had many impressions that it was a really well-written book while studying with "Learning Computer Architecture and Operating Systems on My Own," and the lecture is also really clean. I liked how you summarized and delivered only the key points, and how your voice was easy on the ears. As you mentioned at the beginning of the lecture, I'm planning to purchase the book as well. Thank you for uploading such a good lecture for free, and I look forward to your continued work.
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The best-seller in the IT field , “Study Network on Your Own” is back with a free lecture directly from the author!
✔ Grammar of programming languages
✔ Framework
✔ Core computer concepts that are difficult to learn with libraries alone
It is difficult to find a program today that is developed and maintained without going through a network.
Among the tools and commands frequently used during the development process are
There are many cases where you need to have network knowledge to understand it.
Therefore, understanding networks is essential to deeply understand the code written by developers.
This is why various companies verify your knowledge of networks.
This lecture covers low-level knowledge related to hardware.
Up to high-level knowledge related to software
We cover every part of the network step by step, in detail.
We explain with various pictures and examples so that anyone can understand .
It goes beyond theoretical explanations and covers a wide range of topics, including learning through practice and advanced topics .
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Thank you for the valuable lecture. Take care of your health and have a happy new year.
Thank you too! Happy New Year!!! :)
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It was excellent for understanding the overall flow of how networks operate, as you explained networks that I had only understood abstractly by breaking them down with a focus on protocols and network equipment. I had many impressions that it was a really well-written book while studying with "Learning Computer Architecture and Operating Systems on My Own," and the lecture is also really clean. I liked how you summarized and delivered only the key points, and how your voice was easy on the ears. As you mentioned at the beginning of the lecture, I'm planning to purchase the book as well. Thank you for uploading such a good lecture for free, and I look forward to your continued work.
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The lectures are excellent for reviewing the book. Since the lectures cover almost 90% of the same content as the book, you can learn enough from the lectures alone. However, I recommend purchasing the book as if you are paying a tuition fee, reading it first, and then watching the corresponding lecture chapters to review. To be honest, other layers in networking are mostly for certification exams or general knowledge, whereas HTTP is what you actually need to know in detail. I am very satisfied because this course explains all those practical parts. This instructor's lectures are of much higher quality and better for learning than the networking courses taught at most universities. Just because it's a four-year university in Seoul doesn't mean they teach something incredibly grand. This course is simply easier to understand. It is much more substantial than what you would learn in a full semester at university. I think the only difference from university is the amount of knowledge forced into your head due to assignments and exams. If you want to dive even deeper, I suggest purchasing a "Top-Down Networking" textbook, which is commonly used as a major requirement, and studying further. These lectures alone are more than enough to gain all the fundamental knowledge.
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