z/OS Facilities

Day 1

• Unit 1: z/OS overview
• Including welcome and course overview
• Unit 2: Storage management

Day 2

• Unit 3: Managing work
• Unit 4: Input/output processing

Day 3

• Unit 4: Input/output processing (continued)
• Unit 5: Data management
• Unit 6: Job management

Day 4

• Unit 7: IPL and system initialization
• Unit 8: Termination and recovery analysis
• Unit 9: Installing and configuring

Day 5

• Unit 10: Communicating
• Unit 11: Security in z/OS
• Including end-of-course summary

This class is designed for persons who are new to the z/OS platforms but have a technical background in information technology. It is intended for those who require an in-depth understanding of z/OS.

You should have a basic knowledge of IS technologies and also should be familiar with z/OS concepts and how these systems support the Enterprise servers. This knowledge can be obtained by attending An Introduction to the z/OS Environment (ES050). Youd should also have practical experience with logging on to TSO and working with JCL. This experience can be obtained by attending z/OS Quick Start (ES10A)

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• Describe the system initialization process of the z/OS operating systems
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• State the differences between an address space, data space, and hyperspace
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• Describe the process of translating a virtual address to a real address
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• Explain the difference between paging and swapping
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• Define a z/OS task
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• Describe dispatching, interrupt processing, supervisor calls, cross memory services, and serialization
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• Describe the purpose of the Job Entry Subsystem (JES)
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• Illustrate the flow of a job through the z/OS environment
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• Describe the allocation process for data sets in the z/OS environments
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• Illustrate how an I/O request is processed in a z/OS environment
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• Describe how workload management is accomplished in a z/OS environment
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• Explain the z/OS recovery processes and list available Problem Determination Tools
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• Describe z/OS storage management concepts
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• Describe the UNIX System Services functions provided in the z/OS environments
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• Explain the network topologies and protocol support provided in z/OS
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• Describe system security and network security for a z/OS environment
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• Create a high-level plan for the installation and configuration of a z/OS environment
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