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| IBM's
DB2 databases are the largest repositories of data in the
commercial private and government public sectors.
DB2 is the lynchpin of the next generation of enterprise and Internet
applications. And no one knows DB2 training and teaches better DB2 courses
better than SYS-ED. Our collective database design principles and coding
techniques reflect the proper implementation of
theory pioneered by C.J Date. SYS-ED's system consultant/instructors included some of the
best authors and practitioners in the field: Shaku Atre,
Pacifico Lim,
David Silverberg,
and Jonathan Clarke. It is their diagramming of
DB2 architecture, program logic, superb coding and precise explanations which serve as the
foundation for our DB2 courses and DB2 training programs. SYS-ED courses reflect the insights
and examples that can only be created by experienced systems consultants who
have a thorough mastery of DB2's architecture and its evolutionary
enhancements. When IT professionals leave a SYS-ED DB2 course, they have the
documentation, training aids, demonstration/walk-throughs, examples, and
skeleton programs
to code and debug DB2 programs, perform administrative tasks, and optimize
performance back on the job. Case and point, if your organization outsourced
its DB2 coding and program maintenance to consulting companies in the
1980’s, it more than likely was SYS-ED which trained many of the consultants
who did the actual design and coding!
Our DB2 training programs and DB2 courses reflect a nonpareil knowledge of DB2 architecture and evolutionary operating systems and IBM mainframe systems software. In addition to the core z/OS DB2 coding and design courses, SYS-ED offers over 50 DB2 courses and DB2 training programs across a comprehensive range of operating systems: IBM mainframe, MS Windows, UNIX, Java, and DB2 XML Extender. And yes, many of our courses are in the process of being developed for distance and e-learning formats.
The DB2 courseware and training aids that we provide as part of our instructor-led courses are unique in the IT field. They reflect far more than simply the vendor documentation. Our content and diagrams provide a detailed examination of the architecture, program logic, and sample programs which have been validated on consulting projects. In this day and age with inter mixing and hybrid implementations of open standards and IBM systems software, reference material which “explains and demonstrate” is fundamental to effective knowledge transfer. Oh and by the way, we get requests from leading software companies and other training companies to license our courseware. |
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SYS-ED's courseware library consists of student hand-outs, training aids, documented walkthroughs, and industry-specific exercises.
The Computer Education Techniques knowledge base is a service for answering questions, inclusive of the research and validation of the accuracy of information in the public domain. Citation of source documentation and examples are used to provide answers to the questions. Content is selectively added to SYS-ED course hand-outs and training aids. SYS-ED's long-term strategy is to have our courseware recognized as a NRV: Nationally Recognized Vendor.
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Grow Your Own DB2 UDB Programmers
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| SYS-ED’s
core DB2 courses and integrated training programs have been developed based
upon classic adult learning theory and the application of the standards of
the New York State Department of Education.
SYS-ED is software company independent. Our sole objective is to provide the expertise for developing skilled employees who will develop and manage the next generation of mission critical web applications for running your business. If we can not warranty a superior training outcome, SYS-ED will politely turn down an assignment. |
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Consultancy Derived DB2 Courses
SYS-ED’s DB2 training provides analysis and hands-on experience which extends the open source documentation and training aids.
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| Prior to scheduling a DB2 course, compare the quality of the training service that SYS-ED offers with the alternatives: | |
| SYS-ED has been conducting courses in the public domain since 1980; however, there have been changes in the laws and regulations governing computer training in the state of New York. The schedule on our websites reflects a projected time frame for licensure with the New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision and submission and approval of curriculum. It will be updated quarterly. |
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News for Immediate Release Consulting companies recommend SYS-ED in conjunction with distance-learning products for DB2 UDB programming, database administration, and web enablement training. DB2 UDB Application Development and Web Enablement Training Program All IT personnel will need to learn new skills for the z/OS environment in order to implement the next generation of technologies - DB2 UDB, MQSeries, WebSphere, and Java. Training will cut across generations - some very experienced people will be learning web enablement technologies; while first generation IT staff will be using ISPF, JCL, and “tried and tested” mainframe programming languages, such as COBOL for the first time. Training programs based upon the use of various training techniques have been chosen for suitability to the particular course material and audience as well as scheduling and class size requirements. The following methods will be used for introductory material for personnel, most operator training, and programmer training on selected topics.
The plan is to have the entire programming staff and four or five people from operations complete the distance-learning training and then take the SYS-ED instructor-led courses. Based upon feedback from this group, we will either confirm this mix or make adjustments as needed. On a long range basis, we plan that all of the programmers and operators will be trained in both z/OS and the new web technologies. The exact schedule will depend on the other workloads of the staff. System programmer education would be mostly completed during this period, although specialized courses may be taken later in the year. Evolving IT - Interrelated Technologies Information technology training for organizations is more complex and challenging than ever before. There is a huge investment in infrastructure and applications specific to their operations. New industry standard protocols, web server and web enabled technologies require development from scratch or integration with the existing system software and enterprise databases. There will be long term implications regarding the strategic mix of proprietary and open source software which is selected, along with decisions on whether to maintain and upgrade the existing legacy applications, many of which are now thirty or more years of age; while retrofitting and transitioning to the new technologies. SYS-ED trained a significant portion of the first generation of DP personnel. And looks forward to training their IT successors in the 21st century. |
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Selecting/invoking a category will provide the courses within the category. Selecting/invoking on a course will provide the audience, topics, and fee.
DB2 Courses in New York
Courseware
Teaching
is Our Business
Our Teachers Know How to Teach
Enrollment -
SYS-ED DB2 Courses are NOT for Everyone
DB2 Training in New York, at Your Office,
or
via the Web For additional information including outlines, availability of private courses, references, and course customization, contact David Shapiro at our New York office at 212-564-9147 or register online.
SYS-ED’s core DB2 and mainframe courses/curriculum have been submitted to the New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision for review and licensing. |
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