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IBM WebSphere MQ Middleware WebSphere MQ is the industry leading middleware and message queuing infrastructure. MQSeries middleware predates IBM's WebSphere and Rational software. Renamed WebSphere MQ and rebranded as part of the IBM WebSphere family of software, it provides the capability for developing industry and organizational specific applications. WebSphere MQ middleware is strategic software used by Fortune 1000 companies to leverage IBM system software and development platforms - WebSphere software, CICS Transaction Server, DB2 UDB, IMS, and open source XML and Java. The other major commercial software companies, primarily Oracle Corporation with its Oracle Roadmap and WebLogic and open source software, also interoperate with WebSphere MQ. MQI is the core API provided by WebSphere MQ. The MQI defines structures, constants, and data types required to interact with WebSphere MQ. The COBOL, C language, and procedural languages utilize MQI directly. Java, C++ and object oriented languages are supported with object-oriented APIs built upon MQI. SOA: Service Oriented Architecture incorporates an established set of practices which is becoming increasingly mainstream. IBM has applied a comprehensive approach to implementing application-based middleware frameworks and reusable SOA architecture. WebSphere MQ provides a secure maintainable transport for messages. With organizational enterprise increasingly implementing Service Oriented Architecture, the role and importance of WebSphere MQ middleware in routing and transporting messages is growing. SYS-ED continues to evaluate IBM, Oracle, and third party white papers on application modernization and incorporating legacy systems into a new architecture.
Middleware is an essential component in the development of N-Tier client/server systems. Middleware resides between the client and server and converts data and allows diverse systems to transmit and receive data with one another. Reliable middleware software has enabled the upward migration of companies to enterprise-wide computing. Middleware begins with an API on the client that can invoke services remotely. It handles the transmission of the request and the resultant response. In most cases will not provide an actual service such as an interface or server process. Middleware categories include TP: transaction processing monitors, application partitioning tools, database middleware, RPCs: Remote Procedure Calls, MOM: Message Oriented Middleware, and ORB: Object Request Brokers. IBM DB2 provides facilities which directly invoke WebSphere MQ calls. A set of WebSphere MQ functions allow DB2 SQL statements to include messaging operations. Applications written in a supported language can use any of the database interfaces. SQL from other programming languages can be used in the standard way. All of the WebSphere MQ messaging styles are supported. WebSphere MQ and DB2 message and database operations are combined in a single unit of work as an atomic transaction. Clients can be local to the database server or distributed in a network environment. A basic configuration will have WebSphere MQ and DB2 located on the same server. The WebSphere MQ functions are included with DB2 version 9 and higher and provide access to the WebSphere MQ server. DB2 clients can be located on any machine accessible to the DB2 server. Multiple clients can concurrently access the WebSphere MQ functions through the database. The provided functions allow DB2 clients to perform messaging operations within SQL statements. These messaging operations allow DB2 applications to communicate among themselves or with other WebSphere MQ applications.
SYS-ED WebSphere MQ courses - Concepts, Administration, and Application Programming range in duration from 3 to 5 days and highlight the guidance and tips not readily discernible from IBM documentation. Our WebSphere MQ curriculum consists of industry standard and advanced consultancy derived courses. SYS-ED WebSphere MQ courses teach how to:
SYS-ED staff and CETi Technology Partners average 30+ years experience with IBM mainframe system software and have been implementing and coding WebSphere MQ applications since its initial release. SYS-ED WebSphere MQ courses and mainframe training services are highly regarded by IBM developers and referred to IBM clients. Our courses and software specific websites have been designed to add value-added service to IBM's SOA and cloud computing initiatives. 1- Delivery of content through multiple delivery medium as part of a collaborative environment for integrating data at a business level. 2- Student hand-outs, reference guides, and validation assessment for training human resources that leverage existing investments in software infrastructure. 3- Application development accelerators in the form of industry and client-specific training aids, examples, templates, and data modeling. 4- Support services in the form of technology updates, knowledge base, answers to questions, and tailored documentation in hybrid and interrelated information technology. SYS-ED's WebSphere MQ instructor-led and web-based courses are offered through our New York schedule. Only employees sponsored by Fortune 1000 corporations, government municipalities, and healthcare providers are allowed to enroll in a SYS-ED course and only after a telephone consultation with our Director of Education. This is essential for ensuring that the individual be placed in the course which corresponds to the employer’s operational objectives, system software operating environment, version of WebSphere MQ, and development platform. We invite prospective client's to contact IBM and review their course outlines and performance objectives. And compare SYS-ED's training service with the WebSphere MQ training alternatives. One-third of a student’s class time is spent hands-on coding, testing, and debugging WebSphere MQ applications. After a course is over, students are welcome to submit the inevitable questions which come up back on the job.
SYS-ED recognizes and differentiates between a course - such as WebSphere MQ (MQSeries) System Administration and WebSphere MQ (MQSeries): Application Programming versus educational consulting - such as WebSphere MQ Clustering - Design and Architecture and WebSphere MQ (MQSeries) Debugging Techniques on Distributed Platforms for Administrators. SYS-ED’s WebSphere MQ training provides guidance and hands-on experience for making strategic decisions utilizing IBM’s middleware in a variety of configurations with mainframe system software, UNIX- and Linux- variants, and Microsoft Windows operating systems. Subject matter can be mixed and matched from multiple courses, inclusive of sample programs and tailored exercises. Case in point: several fast-track clients have had us conduct accelerated 5-day WebSphere MQ courses consisting of what is regularly 8 days of training. It is standard SYS-ED policy to incorporate project specifications into our integrated training programs: Java and WebSphere MQ, Oracle and WebSphere MQ, and Microsoft .NET and WebSphere MQ. SYS-ED's longstanding experience with IBM IMS, CICS Transaction Server, and VSAM system software provides us with a privileged perspective from which to demonstrate and teach platform migration. Members of our staff are recognized experts on DB2 UDB and WebSphere MQ. It is standard policy for SYS-ED to tailor our WebSphere and Rational training programs to include project specifications and client-specific exercises.
SYS-ED will not accept an assignment until our Director of Education confers with the prospective client and reviews the lesson plan, examples, and exercises. And this information will be provided in writing as part of a lesson plan. SYS-ED WebSphere MQ courseware and training aids extend the source documentation and incorporate a purposeful examination of the underlying architecture, program logic, and sample programs validated on consulting projects. Given the intermixing and hybrid implementations of open standards with IBM software, in our opinion courseware which “explains and demonstrates” is fundamental to an learning experience. Upon completion of a SYS-ED instructor-led course at the client location, it is standard policy to organize content for future utilization in a web-based training infrastructure. |
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SYS-ED’s WebSphere MQ courses have been developed based
upon the application of adult learning theory and the standards of
the New York State Department of Education. It extends the IBM subject
matter and incorporates our own consultancy derived examples and guidelines.
When SYS-ED can not warranty a superior training outcome, then we will politely turn down an assignment. 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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| WebSphere MQ: Application Design | WebSphere MQ: Clustering - Design and Architecture | WebSphere MQ Debugging Techniques on Distributed Platforms for Administrators |
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Training Programs: IBM Mainframe Environment
SYS-ED offers tailored entry-level and fast-track mainframe training programs.
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Standard entry-level training programs consist of four components: z/OS operating system, programming skills, programming language, and system software. These programs have been developed and refined over a quarter century of consultancy and teaching and draw upon the SYS-ED courseware library. |
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Tailored fast-track programs are comprised of course modules selected by the client organization: topics, examples, workshops, validation assessments, and duration. Many clients also elect to incorporate an educational consulting component which reflects their standards and implementation strategy for project development. |
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Private client-site mainframe training programs are supported with a courseware as learning center delivery medium. |
Three major issues will have to be evaluated in relation to mainframe
information technology training in the 21st century:
| 1. | The degree of web-based access to mainframe data which will be allowed and the critical issue of issue of security. |
| 2. | The appropriate strategic mix of commercial and open source software. |
| 3. | How much of the mainframe development should be contracted outside of the United States, be performed by consultants based in the United States as compared to having full-time salaried employees perform the work. |
Integrated Training Programs - 3 to 6 Weeks in Duration
| IBM Mainframe Software Environment | Leading Software Company and FOSS: Open Source Software |
| z/OS Operations and System Programming | Oracle Corporation Web Servers and Administration |
| Entry Level Mainframe | Oracle Database Administration |
| Legacy Programming Languages | Oracle Database for Developers |
| Assembler Language | Oracle Java Training Program |
| COBOL Language | Java Platform and Language |
| PL/1 Language | Client- to Server Side Scripting - HTML5 |
| CICS Transaction Server | C++ Language |
| The shaded gray cell indicates FOSS: Free Open Source Software. |
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| SYS-ED's websites compile, organize, and present software specific and established operational categorizations of information technology. They provide a framework for assessing knowledge transfer in a variety of delivery formats: web-based training, classroom instruction, technology updates, courseware, training aids, learning paths, and validation assessment. | |
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SYS-ED’s core mainframe curriculum have been submitted to the New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision for technical review and licensing.
