Mini Course Outline Computer "literacy" (ideas welcome/needed)

[chocomai]

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Hey guys and gals, experts and beginners, I was just wondering. If somebody were to set up a "crash course" 2 day program about computers(computer literacy/usage) what topics would you like to see included?

I mean, for beginners, what would you want to learn ?
For experts, what topics would be essential to be included in the crash course?

Here is my basic Idea,

1. Very short history about computers
2. Computer parts and peripherals
3. The computing process.... input=>process=>output cycle
4. The Operating system, Microsoft, Linux (intro)
5. Navigating through Windows (98, 2k, and or XP)
6. The start button, control panel, my computer, windows explorer
7. Understanding files, directories(folders)
8. Programs, running them, installing them, uninstalling them, locating them ... the "program files" folder...
9. Adding new hardware, printers, scanners, other peripherals
10. Basic networking (home lan, small office)


kung naa moy comment please do so. I will elaborate on the topics further after ive written some details about it.


PURPOSE:
1. I plan to set up a small 2 day crash course of some sort sometime in the summer, ang ako target audience kay mga highschool students most probably.
2. I want to gain confidence in speaking to people.
3. I plan to make these "stuff" availabe online puhon. parang free resources style ba.

Comments, suggestions criticisms welcome.

Thank you very much
chris aka chocomai

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