Computer Literacy for Experts

The title sounds self-contradictory. An expert should be literate, so should not need Computer Literacy education, right? Perhaps you can help me come up with better terms.

In the sumer of 2008, I taught a course to a group of outstanding computer science students at ITESO, Guadalajara. The topics I covered included:

1. The tabbing and extensible browser Firefox. Extensions.
2. Google family of software, such as Gmail, Groups, Doc and Spreadsheet, PicasaWeb, Blogger, etc.
   
3. Server-side and Client-side web authoring.
4. Emacs.
5. Python programming.
6. Functional Programming.

These topics were selected to instantly empower the students. At the same time, they present fundamental concepts of:

1. extensible software such as Firefox and Emacs
2. client/server technology
3. publishing and collaboration
4. procedural, object-oriented, and functional programming

I called this special course Computer Literacy for Experts.