[olug] Redhat training seminar?

[CM Miller]

--- neal rauhauser <neal at lists.rauhauser.net> wrote:
> 
> 
>      I've taught some Cisco and basic unix classes
> over the last year or 
> so. I've talked to a couple of the training outfits
> in town about doing 
> this and some of them have been receptive, but I
> lack a cirriculum.
> 
>     I've developed one class on my own(Ciscocentric)
> and I think I'm 
> going to do the same thing with Redhat. I don't want
> to do a full blown 
> RHCE - way too much work, requires accreditation,
> etc, and is expensive. 
> I am thinking that a two day course aimed at
> install, network config, 
> Samba, DHCP, etc, is probably the right thing to
> start, but I'm going to 
> need to test this stuff before I turn it loose on
> paying customers.
> 
> 
>    How many Windows guys are there on here who would
> want something like 
> this? I'm probably going to do a Wednesday/Thursday
> time block and 
> charge $49 for the privilege of being a guinea pig
> (you DID want your 
> boss to let you out of work, didn't you? A real cost
> makes it a real class).
> 
> 
>    So, if this sounds interesting drop me a note -
> if I can find four 
> guys who are willing to participate I think its
> going to be a go.
> 
> 

Neal- 

I took basic Linux classes at Metro back in 2001, and
I still have the text books that I used to take the
course with along with alot of the handouts given in
the class.  

If you want, I can loan them out to you, if you want
to develop a course.  These books are more for folks
that don't have any UNIX exp. and don't cover things
like Apache, Samba, MySQL. 

-Chris 



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