Everything OS/390 Training

OS390 Training

Designing and Implementing Desktop Applications using Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 (70-176)

Introduction

MVS Concepts and Facilities

MVS JCL Introduction

MVS JCL Intermediate

MVS JCL Advanced

OS/390 and SMP/E Fundamentals

SMP/E Maintaining System Software

OS/390 and the Internet

Security

WebSphere Application Server

Introduction to e-business

eNetwork Server

OS/390 and Java

UNIX System Services:Concepts & Facilities

UNIX System Services: Intermediate

UNIX System Services: Advanced

Designing DB2 Data Warehouse

Managing DB2 Data Warehouse

Introduction to CICS Transaction Server

CICS/ESA Concepts

REXX Programming Fundamentals

REXX Program Development

TSO/E REXX Programming

Assembler Language Programming: Introduction

Assembler Language Programming: Intermediate

Assembler Language Programming: Advanced

COBOL

C Programming

C++ Programming

OS/390 and Networking

ISPF Programming Dialogs

ISPF Dialog Management Services

Introduction to Parallel Sysplex

Introduction to MQ Series

VM Concepts and Facilities

Introduction to ISPF

OS/390 C++ Programming

This course provides an introduction to programming in C++ under OS/390. The course introduces the elements of the C++, and the concept of a class with member variables and methods. Learn about C++ object-oriented programming (OOP), including the overloading of methods and operators and inheritance of classes.

C++ Programming training covers such topics as:

An Introduction to C++ Programming
Elements of Object-Oriented Programming
OS/390 I/O Concepts
Using Templates
The IBM System Object Model (SOM)

This course is designed for programmers, developers, and systems analysts who intend to do C programming in an OS/390 environment.

OS/390 C++ Programming Everything OS/390

Description
This course provides an introduction to programming in the C++ Language under OS/390. First the course provides an understanding of the elements of the C++ language. The course introduces many important concepts concerning C++ object-oriented programming (OOP). It describes the concept of a class with member variables and methods. The course continues with additional important OOP concepts which relate to C++ programming and include overloading of methods and operators as well as inheritance of classes.
Audience
This course is designed for programmers, developers, and systems analysts who intend to do C programming in an OS/390 environment.
Prerequisites
The student should have experience programming applications in other programming languages.
Course Duration
» 5 hours
Topics Include
Unit 1: Introduction to C++ Programming
» How C++ Is Similar To and Different Than C
» Variables and Constants
» Simple Stream Input/Output Statements
» Expressions and Statements
» Program Control
» Functions
» A Simple C++ Program Unit 2: Elements of Object-Oriented Programming
» Introduction to Classes and Objects
» Class Members
» Private vs. Public Members
» Class Methods
» Constructors and Destructors
» Pointers
» Overloading
» Inheritance Everything Courseware OS/390 C++ Programming Unit 3: OS/390 I/O Concepts
» The OS/390 Stream Classes - ios , streambuf fstream, ifstream, and ofstream
» OS/390 Record I/O and Byte Stream I/O
» OS/390 Support for Double-byte Characters
» Reading and Writing Hierarchical Files
» Accessing VSAM Data Sets
» Redirecting Standard Streams under OS/390 Unit 4: Using Templates
» Template Definition
» Functions and Parameters
» Using Template Items
» Standard Container Classes
» The OS/390 C++ Open Class Library Unit 5: The IBM System Object Model (SOM)
» Introduction to SOM
» SOM vs. CORBA
» Assignment Methods, set and get
» The SOM Interface Definition Language
» Differences Between SOM and Standard C++
» SOM Macros, Built-In Functions and Pragmas