My tutorial, assuming I stick with it will go like this:

NOTE: These tutorials are for educational purposes don't ask me how to create botting programs or anything of that sort.

Book I'm teaching from: Problem Solving With C++ by Jacqueline A. Jones and Keith Harrows.
Compiler used for assignments and programs will be dev-c++.

Tutorial 1: First C++ Program
a)Pseudo code for Program 1
b)Basic Concepts of a C++ Program
c)Declaration, Assignment, and Print Statements
d)The for loop
e)A Better version of Program 1
f)More details: comments,arithmetic operations, identifiers, for loops
-Summary and Exercises

Tutorial 2: Evaluating an Expression
a)Pseudo code for Program 2
b)Writing Program 2: the if statement
c)Enrichment:creating readable output
d)Relational operators,compound assignment operators
e)Data types float, double, char
f)Enrichment: debugging
-Summary and Exercises

Tutorial 3: Reading a set of data
a)Pseudo code for Program 3
b)reading data from cin
c)The while loop
d)Writing Program 3
e)Enrichment: Improving the input/output, Prompts and printing
f)The if-else statement
g)File I/O
-Summary and Exercises

Tutorial 4:Summation, Stepwise Refinement, and Nested Loops
a)Pseudo code for program 4
b)Program 4 (first version)
c)Enrichment: Other versions of program 4--declaring a loop
index, Defining a constant, and reading data
d)Enrichment: using a nested loop
-Summary and Exercises

Tutorial 5: Functions
a)Function subprograms
b)Programmer defined functions
c)Program 5; Location of functions
d)void and parameterless functions
e)Reference parameters
-Summary and Exercises

Tutorial 6: More on control structures
Tutorial 7: Arrays
Tutorial 8: Strings
Tutorial 9: Mix and Match
Tutorial 10: Simple classes

-Tuts 6-10 will be more detailed if 1-5 works out.