I'm so glad it's a final mock exam. I will study hard to get my certification and even land a job. I bought this because I was getting tired of studying alone, and it's been a huge help!

This is my first time leaving a course review on Inflearn. I decided to take this course while looking for resources after failing once, and there were three main things I liked about it: - First, it doesn't just stop at explaining concepts but connects them to how they should be applied in the actual exam. - Second, it helps organize the overall flow through practical problems, which was hard to see when studying theory alone. - Third, it reduces vague anxiety and teaches you exactly "how to approach" the problems. The biggest takeaway after taking this course is that while I used to freeze not knowing where to start when looking at a problem, I can now see the steps for solving it little by little. That difference is bigger than I expected. On a personal note, if more courses are released in the future, I would love to see an advanced version that covers cases similar to the actual exam in more detail. As someone retaking the exam, I think that kind of content would be incredibly helpful.

Thank you. I will write another review once I get my certification.

Thank you for the great lecture.

It was great for a final review right before the exam. It's good for refocusing on the core concepts and getting a feel for the actual test.

Satisfied with it for practical preparation

The course feels like a condensed, practical version. The advantage is that it saves time, but the disadvantage is that it might be a bit overwhelming for complete beginners.

I feel like I've developed a bit of an eye for spotting problems. It really is important to solve a lot of practical practice problems.

I don't usually leave long reviews, but I'm writing this in hopes that it might help others who are in a similar position of retaking the exam. After failing once, your self-esteem takes a hit, and it's hard to find the motivation to study again. I felt the same way. However, this lecture at least gave me a reason to start over. It made me realize, "It's not that I can't do it at all; my method was just wrong." What I especially liked was the balance between the practice problems and the explanations. When looking at the explanations after solving the problems, it felt like I was relearning the flow of the solution rather than just checking the correct answer. That makes a bigger difference than you'd think. In the past, when I got a question wrong, I would just think, "Ah, I got it wrong again," and move on; but now, I've started to look at why I got it wrong more structurally. Since I haven't taken the exam yet, I don't know the results, but at least this time I feel much less anxious than before.

Before taking the course, I was in a state of "I feel like I know it, but I can't solve it," and after taking it, I've reached a state of "I know exactly where I'm getting stuck." This difference feels very significant to me.