Beginners2Admins Class

Hi,
I'm writing to guage interest in a New York City Drupal Beginners2Admins Class. Also, if interest exists, what people would like for it to cover. Basically, I have a small core of clients that want to pay me to take them from basic HTML to deploying and managing an online store with Drupal.
I've been tossing around class structure in my head, and I'm thinking about one class a week for three hours - probably on the weekends. Everyone in the class will be developing a site real-time as the class progresses. The final class will (hopefully) be launch for everyone participating, and a new group of drupal admins.
All classes would be optional, but we won't recap if you've missed a week, thats on you.
Something like this - if we do e-commerce:

Week 1-3: Basic intro to web technology, HTML syntax, basic PHP, Hosting, CSS etc. - Easily Skiped for many people, but lays the groundwork for the rest.

Week 4: Installing a localhost for development, Installing Drupal on your localhost and server installation, Touch on Multisite install...basicaly cover everything in install.txt

Week 5: Site Configuration - Overview of Themes, Blocks, Taxonomy...basicaly a full walk through of the default avigation menu.

Week 6: Advanced themeing - PHPtemplate engine, overriding theme functions with tpl.php, etc.

Week 7: Modules - Best practices for testing contrib before install, Install most commonly used contrib modules, activation and configuration of common core modules - contact, path, image, ++

Week8: Catch-up - By now I'm sure we'd ned a catch up week - this would be a long Q&A for al things up to this point. Remember, it's optional.

Week9: E-commerce - install and walk through of each ecommerce module. Configuration of the payment gateway of choice (paypal?)

Week10: Store Setup - depending on the product being sold... ...

Week 11: Troubleshooting Howto- Group troubleshooting for all glitches - and best practices for solving problems in the future. More about logs, configuring cron for backups, etc.

Week 12: Launch - Upload the site, pointing nameservers, celebrating...

This is, obviously, very rough. It could just as easily be done with a ommunity site and OG instead of ecommerce. I wouldn't want to have a clas over 5-7 people at any given time; I feel this would need to b a small group.

So, what do people think? Is this something people would be interested in. I haven't even thought of cost yet, just want feedback.

UPDATE: Anyone interested in taking the class should contact me as well as leaving feedback here. My contact form is enabeled, or use sam at treslerdesigns dot coom