Class TWS1: Management |
| Summary: |
A fast-paced, high-level overview
of the major concepts of Workload Scheduler, and batch scheduling best practices.
Ideal for managers who are responsible for supervising the batch scheduling
operations of their company. |
| Duration: | 4 hours |
| Prerequisite: | None |
| Price: | US$300 per attendee |
Class TWS2: Operators |
| Summary: | Hands-on instruction for operators on the usage of the Workload Scheduler GUI. Everything operators will need to know to successfully monitor and operationally manage Workload Scheduler on a daily basis. Shift supervisors, operations managers, and other operators (print, job setup, and console) also benefit from this class. |
| Duration: | 1 day |
| Prerequisite: | Working knowledge of Windows systems (Unix if operators will use Unix workstations). |
| Price: |
US$600 per attendee |
Class TWS3: Schedulers |
| Summary: |
Learn all the concepts and skills necessary to plan, implement, and manage a batch schedule using Workload Scheduler. Aimed at anyone who wants to design, deploy and maintain job definitions. The material is also suitable for functional/business analysts who are responsible for gathering requirements for the batch schedule and need a comprehensive grounding in the capabilities of the product. |
| Duration: |
1 day |
| Prerequisite: |
TWS2: Operators |
| Price: |
US$600 per attendee |
Class TWS4: Administrators |
| Summary: |
Acquire all the skills and knowledge
necessary to design, install, configure, deploy, maintain and troubleshoot
Workload Scheduler. This class is an intensive advanced course, and attendees
are advised to be proficient in system administration skills of the platform
of choice for their site. Shell scripting proficiency is recommended. |
| Duration: |
2 days |
| Prerequisite: |
TWS2: Operators and TWS3: Schedulers, system administration knowledge of Windows and/or Unix |
| Price: |
US$900 per attendee |
Class TWS5: Developers |
| Summary: |
In-house developers responsible for
writing the job programs that are called by Workload Scheduler learn in this
course the most efficient and optimal design strategies to take advantage
of the features of the system. The course is heavily oriented towards working
with Workload Scheduler at the command line level to interface it to job
programs. |
| Duration: |
2 days |
| Prerequisite: |
Shell and/or Perl scripting experience. |
| Price: |
US$500 per attendee |
Class TWS6: Exam Prep |
| Not available yet, please indicate your interest in
this class by emailing your name and email address to twsexam@AutomaticIT.com and we will
notify you as soon as the class is available. This two-week class gives attendees
the experience necessary to attempt the IBM Certification
Exam for Tivoli Workload Scheduler Version 7.0. There are only 3,000
Tivoli Certified Professionals in the world, and only a fraction of them
hold a certification in Workload Scheduler. Enterprises that desire an objective
and convenient assurance of an independent capability to manage Workload
Scheduler seek certification in Workload Scheduler for their administrators.
This class is only open to administrators or senior technical staff. |