学生对 马里兰大学帕克分校 提供的 密码学 的评价和反馈

I would totally recommend this course to everyone who has an interest in cybersecurity. Trust me you won't regret it.

Great explanations, clear examples and real life uses really recommended.

This was a very insightful course, revealing the essential elements of both private and public key cryptography.

Really helpful bur you need to match all the required knowledge before jumping in otherwise you won't understand a thing

Thanks to Coursera for that I have studied online this course! Also, thanks to

University of Maryland and to my Professor

Jonathan Katz.

Well structured course with really good explanations.

it will be better if it translated to arabic

this course was help me to improve the knowledge

I needed an introduction course for cryptography.

finding coursera was amazing, registering and participating in this course was just what I was looking for.

Explanations and examples are clear and understood.

Keeping the pace for 7 weeks was a straggle worth paying !!

Thanks for the effort invested to bring it public, will surly participate in more classes.

Good course, but can get very deep at times, especially near the middle of the course.

The first 2 weeks are rather simple, week 3 is okay, 4 and 5 are very detailed, and 6 and 7 are easier.

Awesome course those who wants to learn more thing about cryptography should go for it.

I really appreciate work done by Prof. Jonathan Katz.

Thanks Jonathan Katz for sharing your valuable knowledge.

detailed.

Pretty though at some points, but very interesting.

PGP

beautyyy

Interesting course, the math was certainly complex. I would have liked to know a little more on how the equation itself worked.

Also more hands on work is also nice and paints a more clear picture.

Thanks

PDF slides would have been appreciated. The course is good, contents are good.

Good

Excellent course

Very much helpful for learning Cryptography

Course is very good for beginners.

Nice course! The private-key schemes part was especially well structured. I would consider plus one or two weeks to have more time for public-key part too. This way the practical implications of public key cryptography, like the lecture on SSL, could be more detailed as well.

Very interesting, but a bit too theorical : it would be cool to see more practical case, and the internal mechanisms of a standard encryption scheme like AES.

Could have given a certificate of accomplishment.

Complicated course that requires lots of mathematic background