Joseph Frusci @theaveragejoe.org · Dec 10 You’ve quoted only part of my response, omitting that I teach both OSI and TCP/IP. “Retraining” assumes an exclusive focus on OSI, which isnt my curriculum or teaching philosophy. Context is key when discussing how we approach preparing students. @strandjs.bsky.social @bhinfosecurity.bsky.social
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Both Dr. Frusci and Strand make valid points. Dr. Frusci stresses the OSI model's role in building foundational knowledge, while Strand highlights its limited real-world use. The key is in how it is taught, with integration of both OSI and TCP/IP models offering a comprehensive networking education.
I'm confused about why people would be confused. It is a hierarchical model. Seems super straightforward to me. Of course when I took the MS TCP/IP class nearly 30 years ago I had a awesome instructor. Me and my boss both left there saying it was the best class we had.