Introduction to System i for Computer Professionals

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Introduction to System i for Computer Professionals

course schedule			who can benefit
prerequisites			skills gained
other notes			course content
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code.

AS430

length.

3 days

type.

Instructor-Led

partner.

IBM

price.

$1,250

Learn the fundamentals of the iSeries system. iSeries systems are a series of enterprise servers providing computing resources for advanced business and e-business applications. Gain a technical understanding of the iSeries and develop basic skills to use an iSeries system in a business environment.

course schedule

Phoenix, AZ	sep.29.2008 - oct.1.2008	register
El Segundo/Los Angeles, CA	sep.29.2008 - oct.1.2008	register
Sacramento/Elk Grove, CA	sep.29.2008 - oct.1.2008	register
Englewood/Denver, CO	sep.29.2008 - oct.1.2008	register
Atlanta, GA	oct.20.2008 - oct.22.2008	register
New York/Downtown, NY	jun.2.2008 - jun.4.2008	register
Irving/Dallas, TX	sep.22.2008 - sep.24.2008	register
Bellevue/Seattle, WA	sep.29.2008 - oct.1.2008	register

who can benefit

Computer professionals and consultants who wish to develop skills to use the system i and who need to get hands-on experience on the system i platform.

prerequisites

None.

skills gained

	Utilize the System i value proposition in a business enterprise
	Define features and advantages of the System i architecture
	Incorporate basic System i operations and commands
	Comprehend concepts of System i security, backup and recovery, and printing
	Explain fundamentals of DB2 UDB for system i and the use of the integrated file system
	Implement concepts of System i work management, performance tuning, and capacity planning facilities

ibm education advantage program eligibility:

Yes - IBM Education Pack - online account

course content details

	Course Topics

	System i overview: background, business success, value proposition
	System i architecture: integration of hardware and software features
	System i operations: sign-on, command organization, help and prompt facilities
	System i work management: work flow, resource allocation
	System i performance: resource management, tuning and capacity planning
	System i database: interfaces, file structures, commands
	System i printing: using System i Spool Management
	System i security: facilities to secure access to System i objects
	System i Problem Management: IBM software support structure and methodology

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