Which Udemy course - Laz's or Chris's

popquizkid95

To help pass the 200-120, which would you recommend?

https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-ccna-200-120-course/

Or

https://www.udemy.com/ccna-on-demand-video-boot-camp/

I only have time one of the courses, or I'd do both.

Just a little background, I've been working in IT for years (mostly Desktop/Sever support) but I'm relatively new to Networking. I do have a basic understanding of it.

jetb2

I don't have an answer as to which is better - I just started studying for the CCNA as well - but for some reason I picked Chris's. I'm liking it so far. It's not the only source I'm using for studying but I definitely feel he has well presented information. I think my only complaint (so far) is it's very ....low tech. He has a bunch of text that he's scrolling on screen and reading/commenting as he goes. I'm not sure how it will be later on when he gets to actual configurations.

VinnyCisco

Chris Bryant. I would go with that. I have taken his courses. His CCNA courses helped me in the past. This guy is a seasoned vet and knows his stuff. I am currently using his CCNP material.

koz24

Watch some free previews of both and pick the one that you think presents better. They both cover the same material.

volfkhat

Purchase both.

Create an account on Udemy, and sign up for the newsletters.
Sit back and wait for the coupons to buy the courses for $10-$20.

Then, try out both.
Go with whoever you prefer more :]

popquizkid95

Thanks for replies, everyone. I'm leaning towards the Lazaro course, mostly because he has a whole section on Packet Tracer (which I have) and I'm a little put off by the text with white background in Chris's.

Thanks again.

fuz1on

I think it all depends on you! I have watched both and prefer Chris' course over Laz's on Udemy. Although, Laz rerecorded the course for PluralSight and it's pretty good. I watched it before taking ICND2 last week to really reinforce everything and it worked as I passed on my first try.

popquizkid95

Ok, I went ahead and picked up both courses, but I'll start with Laz's. Seems like these courses are the way to go, and I've heard nothing but good things about them. Now if I can just stop procrastinating and get to work! lol

Thanks again.