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na LinuxChix mailing listi nasao sam zanimljivu sistematizaciju za linux tecaj:
Thinking of doing something in the following line:
 1. Introduction: what is Linux, why it is useful to know how to use it[*].
 2. Installation: going through the whole process once, in a computer that already has Windows on it (in order to show how partitioning is done), giving out the Ubuntu CD's + a Live CD.

(to add a win instalation process too to show how to leave room for linux)
3. Desktop: not just showing what programes there are as alternatives, but also how they work, how to download and install new packages, creating different users ‑‑ everything using GUI tools.
 4. Configuring the system I: again, begining with GUI tools to add printers, use digital cameras and USB sticks.
 5. Intro to the command line (try to talk a Department into letting us use a computer lab for this, though it'll be difficult): basic commands what they do how they work (ls, cp, mv), permissions and users (very basic stuff, not going into details) ‑‑ probably something else, but I can't think what....
 6. System administration: the root user, adding users, installing packages from the command line, mounting disks (/etc/fstab), using man pages, ssh sessions (login in into the student's server).
• Josh extrapolirat sa materijalima EgoBooBitsLinuxorkshopa:
http://www.egoboobits.net/EdOo 
i Linux Profesional Instituta (L.P.I.)
LX02 ‑ Linux Power User

LX03 ‑ Linux System Administration I: Implementation
LPI‑Certified level 1 ‑ Test 101
i RedHat edukacije RHCT/RHCE
RH‑033 Intro to Lin 1 & 2 ‑‑ Liux Essentials
RH‑133 System Administration
RH‑253 Services Networking ...
                                                  
original  Jan 17 12:17pm