Python 101: Book Outline

I'm sure some of you have been wondering if I had a more concrete outline of the book that I am currently writing. As a matter of fact, I do. Here's what I have so far:

Part One: Learning the Basics

• Chapter 1 - IDLE
• Chapter 2 - Strings
• Chapter 3 - Lists, Tuples and Dictionaries
• Chapter 4 - if/elif/else statements
• Chapter 5 - Loops
• Chapter 6 - Comprehensions
• Chapter 7 - Exception handling
• Chapter 8 - Working with Files
• Chapter 9 - Importing
• Chapter 10 - Functions
• Chapter 11 - Classes

Note: Part One is written and in the editing phase

Part Two: The Standard Library

• Introspection
• ConfigParser
• logging
• os
• smtplib / email
• subprocess
• sys
• thread / queues
• time / datetime
• xml parsing

Part Three: Tips, Tricks and Tutorials

• pip and easy_install
• configobj
• lxml
• requests
• virtualenv
• pylint / pychecker
• SQLAlchemy

Part Four: Packaging and Distribution

• How to create your own modules and packages
• How to add them to the Python Packaging Index
• Egg creation
• Wheel creation
• cx_freeze
• bb_freeze
• py2exe
• pyInstaller
• Creating an installer (NSIS or InnoSetup or both)

As I look at this, I can think of lots of additional chapters worth adding, but I'd like to get some feedback about what you think. Is there something missing? If so (and there's enough interest), I will consider adding it. Just note that I cannot add everyone's idea and still get the project completed in a timely manner.

You can support the Kickstarter campaign for the book here if you want.