SYS-ED Training Service and IBM |
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CETi and the IBM Mainframe Software Environment |
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Computer Education Techniques and SYS-ED have provided training services for IBM in the mainframe environment.
A SYS-ED distance-learning course is 65% lecture with pre and post course assessment, review questions, examples, workshops, and website support services. IBM has rebranded WebSphere MQ to IBM MQ and DB2 to Db2. CETi is updating its urls to reflect these changes. |
Enrollment requires a consultation with the manager sending the employee for the training.
Standard Service - Extended | Specialized Training |
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Industry Standard Course | |||||||||||||||||||
Moodle Project | Pre Course Assessment | Lesson Plan Developed | Staging Platform | ||||||||||||||||
Performance Objectives | Workshop Objectives | Client Project Specifications | Client-specific Examples | ||||||||||||||||
Training Aids and Courseware | Workshop Exercises | Client-specific Reference Cards | Diagrams which Explain | ||||||||||||||||
Review Questions | Completed Assignments | No Textbooks: Hybrid IT | Documentation Services |
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Assessment Validation | Submit Questions | Reference-Style Handout | Guidelines and Best Practices | ||||||||||||||||
The prospective trainee needs to be qualified for the course and service transmission to the client location tested: bandwidth, firewall, base operating system, software requirements, web browser, and set up of machine exercises. SYS-ED reserves the right to deny enrollment in its courses.
CETi dba SYS-ED provided tailored training on Compuware IMS File-AID software for IBM software developers; the course evaluations are on file with the source contracting consulting company.
IBM personnel audited SYS-ED CICS and Db2 courses conducted through the USDA Graduate School; this information was reported by David Silverberg and Jonathan Clarke.
Neither IBM Corporation or Compuware provides a mainframe NRV: Nationally Recognized Vendor curriculum. These
curriculum are being prepared for submission and evaluation by the New York State Department of Education.
In conjunction with teaching industry standard and tailored courses,
Computer Education Techniques has developed and incrementally refined its own
courseware for teaching. It has developed a
ml: machine-learning framework for quality, cost control, and continuous
update of its courseware and textbook extensions.