Urgent!!How to restart a database

Hi,
I need to restart a database and i'm afraid if i miss any step ay my senior is not around. Pls correct me if i'm wrong ya.Following are the steps:-
1) stop the litsener by lscrctl stop
2) connect to sqlplus as sysdba and shutdown immediate.
3) then after awhile start up the litsener and the database.
Is that all or I miss out some steps??
Thanks

No need to touch the listener.
Just login as sysdba.
shutdown immediate
startup
alter system register -- this should register the db with the already running listener.

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