You really should post more and become part of the Cheese Forum community before making the big sales pitch.
I agree. I took a look at Tim's website to see what was in the course. I think that the most challenging task in commercial cheesemaking is getting the governmental approvals to do so. The course outline glosses over this in my opinion by stating that since each state is different there is not much point in getting into it - but here's an overview anyway. While this may be true Tim could easily outline what he went through in Georgia with the caveat that "things may be different for your situation".
The problem with commercial artisan cheese making is that there is no cheap way to do it and comply with the regulations, which in most states provide little relief for the small cheesemaker. See, for example,
this.