Training Courses for April Held in Washington DC Area Location All courses listed on the back will be held at a training facility in Columbia, Maryland. Further details are available upon registration. Customer Site Companies with large groups requiring training may find it cost effective to arrange for training classes to be held at their own location. Further Information For further information about these training courses, for future course listings, or for details and pricing for customer site training, please contact your TSG Account Executive, or send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] DCE Programming I [Hands-On] Course No. HP301 04/08/96 3 days $1,200/seat This class teaches the concepts behind each of the components of DCE so students gain experience coding applications that use these components. Significant class time is devoted to hands-on activities to reinforce the concepts taught during the lecture. DCE Programming II[Hands-On] Course No. HP302 04/11/96 2 days $800/seat This course is an extension of DCE Programming I and will revisit each of the major topics in additional detail. It is intended for programmers who are developing full DCE client/server Secure Core applications or Encina Toolkit applications. Programming with Encina Monitor[Hands-On] Course No. HP501 04/15/96 2.5 days $1,250/seat Students learn how to write Monitor-based client and server applications. The class introduces transactions, the notion of recoverable servers and discusses how to use XA-compliant databases in applications. This course covers the writing of a complete Monitor application with several variations. Both the Tran-C and TX interfaces are covered for managing transactions. Labs provide students with an opportunity to actively reinforce these concepts. Programming with Encina RQS [Hands-On] Course No. HP502 04/17/96 1.5 days $750 Students learn how to extend the applications written in Programming with Encina Monitor to include use of the Recoverable Queuing Service. The course introduces the data structures supported by RQS element types, queues, queue sets. The course also illustrates how applications can manipulate RQS data placing data in queues, moving it between queues, and removing data from RQS entirely. It introduces RQS functions for searching queues, and the related Queued Request Facility (QRF) daemon. Programming with Encina PPC Services [Lecture] Course No. LP504 04/19/96 1 day $500/seat The class addresses the writing of Encina peer applications that interact with SNA-based LU6.2 applications (usually running on mainframes) using the peer-to-peer communication paradigm. This class discusses the differences between peer-to-peer and client/server communications, illustrates how to write transactional Encina peers, and shows how to combine the peer-to-peer with client/server systems. It presents a complete PPC application, based on the application written in Programming with Encina Monitor. DCE Secure Core System Administration [Lecture] Course No. LA30 04/23/96 4 days $1,600/seat Learn the functionality of each DCE Secure Code component and the interaction among these components. This class also addresses administrative tasks such as backup and restore, cell configuration, and security and introduces many of the new DCE 1.1 features. AFS System Administration[Lecture] Course No. LA20 04/23/96 3 days $1,600/seat This course prepares students to plan, install, manage and recover the distributed file system, AFS. This class covers terms and concepts for effective AFS administration including planning for growth and end user training needs, and troubleshooting. System administration tasks taught include managing client machines and volumes, account creation and the AFS backup system. DFS System Administration [Lecture] Course No. LA40 04/29/96 2 days $1,000/seat This class teaches the functionality of DFS and the different components that comprise the distributed file system. This class focuses on tasks a system administrator will need to perform, including the administration of filesets, client and server machines, backup and restore, and DFS account administration. Encina Monitor System Administration [Lecture] Course No. LA50 04/29/96 2 days $1,000/seat Through the use of a basic Monitor application, students gain an understanding of the Encina Monitor environment as a whole, and how each DCE and Encina component is used. Students will also acquire an understanding of essential configuration and management tasks associated with the Encina Monitor and the Recoverable Queuing Services. The Gulf Tower, 707 Grant Street Pittsburgh, PA 15219 T 412/338-4400 F 412/338-4404 Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.transarc.com Transarc and Encina are registered trademarks of Transarc Corporation. All other names appearing herein may be trademarks or registered trademarks of third parties.
