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Course Code:	RT 59
Course Abstract:	The purpose of this course is to provide the participant with an in-depth overview of mainframes and how they fit into today's emerging technologies. This overview provides a look into the processing architecture, the communication abilities, and the intense security designed into the up-to-date, backward compatible, enhanced technology that now powers the largest enterprises on the planet.
Audience:	This course is designed for managers, analysts, and programmers that require an overview of what the mainframe is designed to do, what it is good at doing, and what processes are left to other equipment to handle.
Duration:	1 day
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to: > Recognize why the mainframe is ‘Not Dead Yet’ and maybe never will > Identify how the mainframe has implemented the newest technologies > Recognize the mainframe architecture as contrasted to PCs and servers > Identify the typical software components that mainframes rely > Recognize the past, present, and future of the mainframe technology > Identify the Logical Partitioning of mainframes and performance > Recognize the buzzwords associated with mainframe technologies > Recognize that mainframes include C++, XML, JAVA, Linux, etc > Recognize why mainframes provide such good MTBF > Recognize why the mainframe can serve any network
Course Topics:	This course is a lecture Q&A presentation.
Prerequisites:	None

Mainframe Concepts and Facilities Course