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Enterprise Computing was introduced as one of the subjects in course curriculum with the permission granted by Enterprise Computing University Relation Team , IBM, INDIA.
Enterprise Computing is being conducted as a part of MCA curriculum for 2-semesters. Dr. E. Palayandi, former Head in-charge, Dept. of Computer Centre (MCA) greeted Enterprise Computing to be one of the subjects in the course curriculum in the year 2010.
Staff Members registered the username and password in the IBM Academic Initiative Membership. This has helped the staff members to have continuous access to wealthy resources for academic use, including IBM software, courseware, tutorials, discounts and much more amenities. The WebEx training was successfully conducted in the MKU premises, which was organized by IBM.
IBM sent
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ZOS : IBM System z Entry Level for z/OS Questions and Answers and slides to the department. Mrs. Amala (In-charge, IBM Academic Initiative) discussed about the concepts such as ISPF, JCL, COBOL, Db2, VSAM and CICS, in the first FACULTY ENABLEMENT WORKSHOP in our department. KCTRADMIN (USA) issues an unique username and password for every student of each batch so that the students can get a hands-on experience over the programming environment of IBM Mainframe. Our lab is well- equipped with the latest technologies to match with the current IT trends. With the IBM collaboration, we undergo lab sessions using Vista emulator to connect with KCTR server via Internet.
Mainframe Syllabus
The Unique part of our curriculum is the mainframe training which is directly aided by IBM through IBM University Relations India. We are practically skilled with the z/OS and the basic mainframe concepts. ENTERPRISE COMPUTING - I
ENTERPRISE COMPUTING - II
UNIT-IV Introduction to Cobol divisions, working-storage section, record layouts, procedure division, open ,close, read, write, perform, more statements, editing, arithmetic statements array processing. UNIT-V Introduction to SPUFI: ( SQL processor using file input) Basic DB2 commands, operators, data types, join, Db2 and SPUFI, QMF overview, programs by using SPUFI such as TABLE creation, inserting values into table, delete, alter and join the two tables in the database. TEXT BOOK: IBM MAINFRAME HANDBOOK by ALEX LEON VIKAS PUBLISHERS ,2003.
COBOL 1. Write a program to perform arithmetic calculations. 2. Write a program to calculate the student mark list processing. 3. Write a program to convert Fahrenheit to centigrade and vice versa. 4. Write a program to calculate the area of circle. 5. Write a program to find the greatest of three numbers. 6. Write a program to find sum of digits. 7. Write a program for generating Fibonacci series. 8. Write a program for counting number of positive, negative and zero values. 9. Write a program to search the student name in the student list. (PERFORM STATEMENT). 10. Write a program to concatenate two strings by using string verb. 11. Write a program to perform matrix subtraction. 12. Write a program to split a particular string by using unstring verb. 13. Write a program to sort the numbers in ascending order. 14. Write a program to sort the members in descending order. 15. Write a program to replace all zeros by * using the inspect verb. 16. Write a program to calculate electricity bill. 17. Write a program to calculate the employee payroll processing. 18. Write a program to create, write and read the contents of the sequential file.
Storage ESDS Processing Options ESDS Applications KSDS Organization and Storage KSDS Compressed Data KSDS processing Options KSDS Applications RRDS Background Information Fixed Length RRDS Variable Length RRDS Random Access to RRDS RRDS Applications Unit 4 - VSAM Part II Free space in a KSDS Control Interval and Control Area splits Free space Efficiency Considerations Data Set Reorganization Free space Assignment Guidelines An alternate index Accessing a Base Cluster Alternate index Applications Role of catalogs with VSAM : The Catalog Environment SDS Used to support cataloging Identifying the Catalog for a Data Set Practiced VSAM Applications - Creating a KSDS file Statement. Unit 5 CICS Introduction - CICS functions Batch vs Online processing Online transaction processing CICS Components and domains CICS structure _ Managing data and Resources Terminal definition and management Structure of CEDA Conserving and sharing resources File control Journaling and logging options Data integrity Recovery. CICS database types of database CICS DB2 interface working with database CICS intercommunication facilities function shipping transaction routing Distributed program link Multi region operation Inter system communication CICS transaction gateway CICS interface. Text Book IBM Mainframe Handbook by Alexis Leon
COBOL Programs (Files) 1.Write a COBOL program to display the input data by using file. 2.Write a COBOL program to manipulate the student details. 3.Write a COBOL program to calculate and display the Railway reservation system. 4.Write a COBOL program to simulate the Banking details. 5.Write a COBOL program to calculate netpay for Employee payroll processing. The input fields are Empnumber, Employee name, basic salary, DA, HRA ,IT .Display the results in a neat format.
VSAM Programs 1.Write a VSAM program to Create KSDS. 2.Write a VSAM program to Create ESDS. 3.Write a VSAM program to Create RRDS. 4.Write a VSAM program to Load KSDS using REPRO, PRINT and MODEL commands. 5.Write a VSAM program to perform alternate index.