Eastmont.net announces three free Linux classes.


  RedHat 7.1 Linux Classes 

  Eastmont Town Center 
  7200 Bancroft Suite 209 
  Oakland, CA 94605 
  510-382-0555 

 Eastmont Computing Center is proud to announce three RedHat 7.1 Linux
Classes: 
  A. Introduction to Redhat 7.1 (administration) for Fall 2001 
  B. Linux Professional Institute Certification Class 1 for Winter 2002 
  C. Advanced Web/Database Programming on RedHat 7.1 for Winter 2002 using
Perl, Apache, and PostgreSQL. 

  These classes will hold at least 8 students. Please register students to
reserve seating as soon as possible. For registration, please contact
Eastmont at 510-382-055. If you have questions about the content of the
classes, please  send email to eastmont@tcu-inc.com. These are not official
Redhat 7.1 classes, but classes based on RedHat 7.1. 

  Description of Classes: 
  A. Introduction to Redhat 7.1 (administration) is designed for people who
want to learn the guts of the operating  system and how to use the XWindows
environment. Assignments will be given and RedHat 7.1 must be installed at a
computer at home by the second class. 

  B. Linux Professional Institute Certification Class 1 is designed for
students who wish to pass the LPI Exams  described at www.lpi.org. Classes
will be centered on the material located at http://rute.sourceforge.net/.
Assignments will be given and RedHat 7.1 must be installed at a computer at
home. Prior understanding of RedHat  7.1 is required. Students must have a
basic understanding of how to use BASH commands, install the operating
system, setup hardware, and administrate the computer. Students must feel
comfortable with the material located at  http://rute.sourceforge.net. 

  C. Advanced Web/Database Programming on RedHat 7.1 is designed for the
serious programmer who wishes to  learn everything about web programming and
database programming. Assignments will be given and RedHat 7.1 must be
installed at a computer at home by the second class. Prior programming
experience is required. Windows or  Macintosh understanding is required.