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Used it in the last three weeks before the exam. Spent most of the time in quiz mode. The explanations helped me understand where I was actually guessing versus where I knew the answer.

Content is solid. I would have liked a bit more depth on Vertex AI, but for the foundational business concepts it covers exactly what the exam tests. Passed last week.

The slide viewer was the thing I didn't expect to use as much as I did. Going through the slides after each video, at my own pace, hit differently than just rewatching.

Short lessons work well when you don't have big study blocks. I had around 20 minutes during lunch most days. After two weeks I had covered the full path.

The quiz is good practice. Some questions felt slightly easier than the actual exam, but the explanations are genuinely useful for understanding the reasoning behind each answer.

What made it work was that it didn't try to be everything. You study the right things in the right order and test as you go. No padding, no filler.

I'm not technical and needed the business framing rather than implementation details. The AI section covered how to think about adoption without going into infrastructure I'd never use.

Used it in the last three weeks before the exam. Spent most of the time in quiz mode. The explanations helped me understand where I was actually guessing versus where I knew the answer.

Content is solid. I would have liked a bit more depth on Vertex AI, but for the foundational business concepts it covers exactly what the exam tests. Passed last week.

The slide viewer was the thing I didn't expect to use as much as I did. Going through the slides after each video, at my own pace, hit differently than just rewatching.

Short lessons work well when you don't have big study blocks. I had around 20 minutes during lunch most days. After two weeks I had covered the full path.

The quiz is good practice. Some questions felt slightly easier than the actual exam, but the explanations are genuinely useful for understanding the reasoning behind each answer.

What made it work was that it didn't try to be everything. You study the right things in the right order and test as you go. No padding, no filler.

I'm not technical and needed the business framing rather than implementation details. The AI section covered how to think about adoption without going into infrastructure I'd never use.