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Presentation Outline
Delivery Medium
Performance Objectives
     
  Running a Simple Job  
Chapter 1: Lesson 1
Chapter 1: Lesson 2
Chapter 1: Lesson 3
Terminology and Concepts JCL Syntax Special DD Parameters
Chapter 1: Lesson 1 - Assessment
Chapter 1: Lesson 2 - Assessment
Chapter 1: Lesson 3 - Assessment
     
  Using Existing Datasets  
Chapter 2: Lesson 1
Chapter 2: Lesson 2
Chapter 2: Lesson 3
Coding a Simple DD Card Additional Operands Catalog and Utilities
Chapter 2: Lesson 1 - Assessment
Chapter 2: Lesson 2 - Assessment
Chapter 2: Lesson 3 - Assessment
     
     
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Mainframe Courseware - Which Demonstrates and Explains

Computer Education Techniques mainframe courseware has been developed based upon the standards of the New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision. Content includes industry standard subject matter, augmented with client-specific requirements and technology updates.

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The lesson plan serves as the foundation for multiple delivery medium: traditional or technology-driven classroom with a subject matter expert, distance-learning, and blended web-based delivery courses. Chapters are organized into lessons and provide a sequential presentation of content with integrated examples, exercises, and review questions. A variety of formats are utilized to teach different types of software: concise narrative descriptions, tabular information, diagrammatic, bullet point, and code snippets. At the client's discretion pre and post course assessment validation also can be utilized.

Content is organized for multi- source and directional communication of web-based delivery: combination of HTML pages, Flash video, streaming videos, slide shows, and video conferencing. Both the subject matter and services offered through SYS-ED websites have been developed to facilitate the uploading of data and utilization of open source Moodle and commercial authoring and transmission delivery systems.