Linux course and NEU (eg. Northeastern)

[Anthony Gabrielson]

I'm assuming that your going to get into it from an administration 
angle.  If so I think several weeks should be dedicated to X; perhaps 
xdmcp, forwarding, window managers, etc.  Also SSH has so much 
functionality that must be delved into for a desktop course.  hmmm  - maybe 
a day dedicated to Jumpstart and dd - for two different ways to image 
desktops, raw installation is pas say.  Of course a bit of scripting is a 
must as well.  You have to many possibilities.

Whats your text?

Good Luck,
Anthony

At 10:04 PM 9/12/2003 -0400, you wrote:
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>I found out tonight that the Linux on the Desktop course at NEU was
>unstaffed but had some students registered, so I signed up to teach it.
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>I was originally set up to teach C++, but that course only had 4
>students registered and is apparently cancelled.
>
>In light of the Linux on the Desktop, I'd like to elicit some ideas on
>how to set up an 11 week syllabus. In the past, I've taught courses that
>already had some previous syllabus, but on this one, I may need to
>develop from scratch.
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