Mainframe school training courses in Edison, NJ (public, in-house or online)

Upon completion of this course, the learner should be able to:
Describe the key features and benefits of Hitachi Universal Replicator software
List the hardware and software components required to implement Universal Replicator in a z/OS environment
Describe Universal Replicator hardware/software specifications
Describe the architecture and process of Universal Replicator journaling
Identify performance factors for Universal Replicator software
Describe sizing recommendat...

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The Computer Information Technology curriculum provides graduates with a foundation of logic, programming, operating systems, applications, systems analysis, and networking through a core set of courses. Learners may choose to specialize in Game Developer, Network Administrator, Software Developer, or Web Developer. CIT offers a number of industry subject-specific certificates in database, networking, hardware/software, and applications.

The System Z Certificate was developed to address i...

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Introduction to the IBM Mainframe
z/Enterprise
JCL
COBOL
Linux
IBM Power Series AIX
REXX Programming
SDSF, IMS, DB2 Database
many more..

This JCL training class teaches students to use Job Control Language (JCL), a scripting language used on IBM mainframes to run batch jobs and start subsystems. Students will get an overview of JCL, learn to code JOB, EXEC, and DD statements, learn multi-step techniques, learn to create JCL procedures, and learn to work with Storage Management Subsystem (SMS).

Class Goals
•Learn to code JCL statements to define jobs and tasks to the operating system and control their subsequent exec...

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In this course you will cover the primary concepts of the AS/400; including its history, capabilities and how the AS/400 is designed, along with the benefits of those design features. This course also explains how to use AS/400 displays, obtain help from the AS/400, and submit commands. After completing this course, you will be able to describe the history of the AS/400, identify the applications and general architecture of the AS/400, sign on and sign off the AS/400 system, and complete simple ...

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