Is Linux taught in college?

Though colleges and universities are not likely to offer degree programs dedicated specifically to Linux, individual Linux courses can be taken through computer science or information technology (IT) degree programs. Linux topics may also be covered in other courses, like network security.

What things do schools not teach us?

15 Things You’re Not Taught In School That Determine Your Success

• Spotting a Scam.
• Negotiation.
• Self-defense.
• Mental Health.
• Socialising & Networking.
• Emergencies & First Aid.
• Household Repairs.
• Self-assessment.

Why GNU/Linux for educational institutions?

GNU/Linux runs better on older equipment while that other OS is designed to push customers to always buy new equipment This means GNU/Linux can supply educational institutions with what they need, great performance at the lowest cost per seat. LTSP is perfect for organizations which want to minimize cost of acquisition and operation.

What can we do with GNU/Linux?

GNU/Linux works well on older equipment so we can encourage donors to wipe drives or install GNU/Linux. ComputersForSchools type of organization can use GNU/Linux instead of that other OS. We can demonstrate GNU/Linux in local schools and teachers’ conferences.

Why are there so many PCs in schools?

Public education has a near-monopoly on education in K-12, many million of students and million of teachers. There are millions of PCs and servers in education. Unlike the home, PCs in schools are not primarily used for entertainment. Unlike businesses, PCs in schools are not a centre of profit, they are an expense.

Do we need to teach computer BASICs to everyone?

Nowadays we need to teach computer basics to everyone. No one can survive anymore without knowing how to use a computer. But there are NO “Lifeskills” classes. As an adult I wonder about this also.