I'm doing this in the software engineering¹ course I teach. However: a) Practical CI/CD requires understanding (and some practical experience) of many other c

I'm doing this in the software engineering¹ course I teach. However: a) Practical CI/CD requires understanding (and some practical experience) of many other concepts like Linux shell scripting, version control, build automation, containers, server administration, etc. As few students (in our degree programme) have sufficient experience in these concepts, I spend about half of the semester teaching such devops basics instead of actual software engineering. b) Effectively, teaching CI/CD means teaching how GitHub or GitLab do CI/CD. I feel a little bit uncomfortable teaching people how to use tech stacks owned by a single company. ¹) Actually it's more a course on basic software craftsmanship for media informatics students because no such course exists in our curriculum and I find it more important that students learn this than that they understand the V model.