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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 and Networking

This course introduces the fundamental concepts of networking in an OS/390 environment, and describes the various components that make up a secure, efficient network. The course also presents the various network models, and provides you with a solid understanding of how each is appropriate for specific business requirements.

OS/390 and Networking training covers such topics as:

Introduction to Networking
Networking Media
Communications and Protocols
Network Architectures
Network Administration

This course is intended for information systems professionals who are interested in learning more about networking technologies, specifically in an OS/390 environment.

OS/390 and Networking
Description
This course introduces the fundamental concepts of networking in an OS/390 environment, and describes the various components that make up a secure, efficient network. The course also presents the various network models, and provides students with a solid understanding of how each model is appropriate for specific business requirements. This course is written to OS/390 2.x.
Audience
This course is intended for information systems professionals who are interested in learning more about networking technologies, specifically in an OS/390 environment.
Prerequisites
This course assumes the student has a basic understanding of software and hardware, and enterprise systems. The course also assumes that the student has a working knowledge of the OS/390 operating system.
Course Duration
» 5 hours
Topics Include
Unit 1: Introduction to Networking
» Networking Fundamentals
» Standard Topologies
» Distributed Computing Unit 2: Networking Media
» Network Cabling
» Wireless Networking
» Network Interface Cards Unit 3: Communications and Protocols
» Data Transmission
» Protocols and Access Methods Unit 4: Network Architectures
» Ethernets
» Token Rings and FDDI Unit 5: Network Administration
» Managing Network Accounts
» Network Security
» Expanding the Network