The whole stack, top to bottom: link layer, IP and routing, TCP and congestion control, the application layer, wireless and security.. Thita's AI coach teaches Computer Networks one idea at a time: it explains the concept, asks you to apply it, and follows up on the part of your answer that was thin rather than marking it and moving on.
What a Computer Networks session covers
Computer Networks
TCP/IP
Routing
A recorded session report, so the next Computer Networks session continues from what the last one established rather than starting again.
What happens in a Computer Networks coaching session?
You pick a topic inside Computer Networks — or let the coach suggest the next one — and it explains the idea, then asks you to apply it. When an answer is incomplete the coach follows up on the missing part instead of moving on, and the session ends with a record of what was covered.
Is Computer Networks coaching the same as a mock interview?
No. Coaching explains the topic and adapts to your answers; a mock interview measures what you can already do and reports on it afterwards. Both use the same catalogue, so a topic you learn here is a topic you can then be interviewed on.
Does it run code?
Coding topics open an editor in the browser and run submissions against real test cases in 6 languages, so the coach responds to what your solution does.
