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OS/390 Introduction to e-business
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Description
This course provides an introduction to the elements that should be taken into
consideration before a company gets involved with e-business using OS/390.
The course provides a complete overview of the main aspects of e-business that
affect the initial planning stage of an e-business project. It explains how
to plan for the hardware and software requirements of an e-business project.
It
examines the data storage considerations and alerts the student to the security
threats surrounding e-business, and provides a number of options to help assemble
a security blanket that's tailored specifically for your enterprise. This course
is written to OS/390 2.x.
Audience
This course is designed as an introductory programming course for system programmers,
operators and application programmers who have some knowledge of OS/390.
Prerequisites
The student should have a basic knowledge of IS technologies, data processing,
the Internet,
software and hardware or have completed the OS/390 Introduction (38051) course.
Course Duration
» 5 hours
Topics Include
Unit 1: Introduction to e-business
» Understanding e-business
» Programming for the Web
» Transaction Processing
» Additional e-business Applications
Unit 2: Planning Hardware Requirements
» Planning Scalability
» Planning Capacity
» Planning Application Servers
Unit 2: Planning Hardware Requirements
» Web Site Design
» Planning Programming Languages
» Planning Middleware Connections
» Scripting the Web
Everything Courseware
OS/390 Introduction to e-business
Unit 4: Planning Data Storage
» Types of Databases
» Additional Storage Considerations
Unit 5: Planning Security Requirements
» The Issue of Security
» Your Security Policy
» Ensuring e-business Security
» Additional Security Considerations