I would be interested in doing a class on c++ development.
Intro to C++ Programming on Linux
Session 1:
built-in datatypes
language elements
functions
compiling with gcc
Session 2:
classes and objects
building with make
debugging with gdb
I would have handouts. Additionally, there are several excellent texts available on the subject.
I would prefer to hold classes on the weekend, although evenings would also work for me.
There is approximately 16 hours of material - Best to split into 2 sessions with 2 4-hour classes each.
Pricing is flexible - perhaps $79 per session per student.
I could handle up to 15-20 students. I have taught c++ programming before.
I can bring a laptop and an overhead projector. It would be best to have workstations for each student.
Another class I would be very interested in doing(not entry level though):
OpenGL Programming in C++ on Linux
Although I am not sure we could find enough interested students.
Let me know if you are interested in either of these classes.
Thanks
Bob Cober
On Mon, 17 Dec 2001 14:40:58 -0700
"Kimi A. Adams" <
kimi@unitywave.com> wrote:
> Apparently I missed something. It's my understanding that our city is now
> without a great Network Security Administrator as George Toft has found the
> opportunity to be employed in Florida.
>
> The reason for the post though is that I would like to begin a project that
> I have been putting together. George was going to be the Newbie Teacher
> for Linux but since he is not in town, I need a replacement. The concept
> will be to hold classes for a variety of programs, functions or abilities
> within a room at my office location. I would like to hold meetings with
> potential "teachers" and gather information about written material, class
> times and such. If anyone is interested in doing classes on the west side,
> whether one time classes, periodic or weekly classes, please respond to me
> with the following:
>
> 1. Type of class
> 2. Do you have written material?
> 3. Proposed length of class
> 4. Proposed class volume
> 5. Equipment needs
> 6. Days or frequency and times you are available for teaching
> 7. Proposed fees to students
>
> I also need to have listed anything else that does not fit into items above
> that would help determine class needs. Item #7 above will include your
> costs, material costs, costs of the facility and other minor costs. These
> fees should be very much affordable to the student and the propose class size.
>
> Keep in mind that this is preliminary searching and apply only if you are
> willing to make the commitment to classes, traveling, coordinating with my
> office and are willing to make a little cash!
> : )
>
> I will be scheduling time today for this week to create a website interface
> and such. So, forgive me for the request for email replies. Otherwise, to
> chit chat about this project, please call my office at 602-375-5363. (I
> have been sick and barely have a voice today but it's strong enough to
> last! hehe).
>
> Kimi Adams
> Unity Wave
> 13231 North 35th Avenue, Suite A11
> Phoenix, AZ 85029
> 602-375-5363
> 602-375-5370
>
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