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Introduction to OS/390

Duration: 2 Days

Overview:

This is the introductory course for the OS/390 and z/OS curriculum. Learn the benefits that can be realized through the installation and use of OS/390 and the S/390 hardware. Learn how OS/390 addresses open systems, application enablement, client/server, and system management.

Who Should Take This Course:

Individuals with a technical background in Information Technology (IT) and new to the OS/390 platform with either S/390 or zSeries servers.

What You Are Taught:

• Describe the concept of OS/390
• Indicate the benefits of OS/390 for your installation
• Give an overview of the S/390 hardware
• Explain OS/390 storage, data, and work management concepts
• Name the system management tools of OS/390
• Identify the support for traditional and object-oriented application development within OS/390
• Explain the UNIX support in an OS/390 environment
• Recognize the capabilities of OS/390 in a Distributed Computing Environment (DCE)
• Discuss installation and maintenance aspects of OS/390

Topics Include:

• OS/390 Overview
• OS/390 System Services
• Application Development Support in OS/390
• OS/390 UNIX Services
• OS/390 Communication Services
• DCE with OS/390
• OS/390 LAN Services
• Security in an OS/390 Environment
• Getting Started with OS/390

Prerequisites:

Basic knowledge of Information Systems (IS) technologies is a must; No Multiple Virtual Storage (MVS) knowledge is required. You should:

• Understand what data processing is all about
• Know what software is and how it is used
• Know features and functions of computer hardware