I started the MBA (Master of Business Administration) on High Availability in Enterprise Systems.
Here is the syllabus:
- Methodology and Research Design (8 hours)
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Unit 1 – IBM System Z – Mainframe Servers (76 hours)
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- IBM System Z Architecture (32 hours)
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- IBM System Z Advanced Architecture (44 hours)
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Unit 2 – RISC/UNIX/Linux System Servers (48 hours)
— IBM Power System (RISC/AIX) e I5 OS/Linux (24 hours)
— HP System 9000 Integrity HP/UX (12 hours)
— SUN System SunFire Solaris (12 hours) -
Unit 3 – Intel-based Windows HPC Servers (48 hours)
— IBM Modular System/Blades High-Performance Servers (12 hours)
— Intel DELL High-Performance Servers (12 hours)
— Intel HP High-Performance Servers (12 hours)
— Intel UNISYS High-Performance Servers (12 hours) -
Unit 4 – Storage Technology (64 hours)
— EMC Symmetrix and Clariion Storage (16 hours)
— Sun Storagetek Storage (16 hours)
— HDS Hitachi Storage Data Systems (16 hours)
— IBM DS-8000 Storage (16 hours) -
Unit 5 – Network, CICS, WebSphere/MQ, ITIL (48 hours)
— Network architecture TCP/IP, SNA and CICS (24 hours)
— WebSphere/MQ – application integration (8 hours)
— ITIL V3 and SLA fundamentals (16 hours) -
Unit 6 – Management and Operating Control Tools (64 hours)
— CA/Unicenter Network and Resource Management (8 hours)
— IBM Tivoli/Omegamon Network and Resource Management (8 hours)
— HP OpenView Network and Resource Management (8 hours)
— BMC MainView Network and Resource Management (8 hours)
— Compuware Control and Operational Performance Tools (8 hours)
— BMC Control and Operational Performance Tools (8 hours)
— CA Control and Operational Performance Tools (8 hours) -
Unit 7 -Relacional Databases
— IBM DB2 (20 hours)
— Oracle (20 hours)
Kleber Rodrigo de Carvalho