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SYS-ED knows UNIX. And more importantly we know how to teach UNIX. Back in the 1970’s, key members of our staff were among the first generation of UNIX coders and practitioners.1 We developed and taught C programming to the first generation of staff programmers, who were involved on the ground floor of the superset of functions which became C++, and developed training aids for XWindows and Motif interfaces. We also offered tailored UNIX tools and utilities courses. When UNIX became an integral part of IBM mainframes, we coded programs with AIX. And today SYS-ED is a leader in using and evaluating open UNIX open source variants. Bottom line, few training or consulting companies offers the multi-platform UNIX training and expertise that we do! A significant and increasing number of our educational consultancy courses - WebSphere MQ, DB2, and programming languages are also being conducted with UNIX as a base operating system platform or internetworking (TCP/IP) with Microsoft Windows and IBM mainframe systems. SYS-ED has an extensive library of UNIX courseware, sample programs, and reference cards designed to provide a foundation for training employees from Fortune 1000 corporations, government municipalities, and healthcare providers to become UNIX support personnel, administrators, programmers, and web programmers. Now with the Internet and web servers serving as the framework for mission critical components of business operations, a whole new generation of UNIX IT personnel needs to be trained. Our UNIX curricula include C, Bourne, Korn Shell and the complete range of UNIX utilities awk, sed, grep, etc. If your operational objective is to update or migrate UNIX programs to the next generation of UNIX platforms, SYS-ED's system consultant instructors will provide the insights and guidance that will make the difference between simply completing a project; and getting the project done well! In SYS-ED courses, students learn by doing; one-third of their class time will be spent coding and maintaining programs. Our staff averages over 30 years of experience in the UNIX field and we have extensive knowledge of the tips and undocumented features, which make all the difference in the world when in comes to meeting a deadline. After a course is over, students have access to our technology exchange websites.
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Few consulting or training companies have been providing UNX training services longer or conducting better UNIX courses than SYS-ED.1 Our long-term strategy is to have our courseware approved and recognized as a NRV: Nationally Recognized Vendor.
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UNIX Fundamentals Level 1 |
UNIX Fundamentals Level 2 |
UNIX
Shell Programming |
UNIX
System Administration |
Linux
Fundamentals and Support |
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| UNIX
Essentials Featuring Solaris 10 |
Solaris Fundamentals |
Solaris
System Administration |
Solaris
10 - New Features |
Apache Web Server |
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| Reference Card | Reference Card | Reference Card | Reference Card | UNIX Commands |
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| C Programming |
C
Programming: Advanced |
C++ Programming |
C
Programs: Tips and Techniques for Testing |
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Consultancy Derived UNIX Training
SYS-ED’s UNIX courses and integrated training programs provide an impartial presentation of content and hands-on experience which extends the source software vendor content and training aids. These courses have been developed as part of our work as leading edge consultants and in response to request by our clients.
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Courses in New York
Courseware
Teaching is
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Enrollment - SYS-ED
UNIX Courses are NOT for Everyone Our Place or Yours? 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, 48, 49 or register online.
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David Silverberg and David Shapiro were both among the first wave of programmers and technologists who evaluated the UNIX operating system and designed and coded C programs. David Silverberg was coding programs and reviewing code at AT&T and later taught classes at Bell Laboratories. David Shapiro, in conjunction with classmates at Union College and Cornell University, became familiar with the capabilities of low level programming languages and early versions of both UNIX and BASIC.
SYS-ED’s core UNIX courses/curriculum are in the process of being submitted to the New York State Department of Education – Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision for technical review and licensing.