Mastering TSO/ISPF: Navigate, Manage, Automate on z/OS , Master TSO/ISPF: Navigate, Automate, and Optimize Mainframe Operations.
Course Description
This course is designed for those who want to master working with mainframes using TSO (Time Sharing Option) and ISPF (Interactive System Productivity Facility), the key tools for interacting with IBM z/OS. Whether you’re a beginner in the world of mainframes or have some experience, this course will equip you with the essential skills needed to efficiently manage systems and tackle real-world tasks.
Throughout the course, you’ll learn how to connect to a mainframe, navigate the ISPF interface, manage data and jobs, and use essential TSO commands and utilities. You will master creating, editing, and deleting Data Sets, and learn how to work with JCL (Job Control Language) for running jobs and monitoring their progress. You’ll also explore task automation using REXX, the scripting language widely used in mainframe environments.
Special focus is given to security, where you’ll learn how to configure user access rights with RACF and protect sensitive data. The course is structured around real-world scenarios, enabling you to develop practical skills for solving daily tasks in mainframe environments.
This course is perfect for IT professionals, system administrators, developers, and anyone looking to deepen their knowledge of mainframe operations and enhance their skills in this highly sought-after and lucrative field.
Who this course is for:
- 1. IT Professionals – System administrators, developers, and IT specialists looking to expand their skills in mainframe systems and legacy infrastructure. 2. Mainframe Beginners – Individuals with no prior experience in mainframes who want to learn TSO/ISPF and the basics of working with IBM z/OS. 3. Experienced Mainframe Users – Those who have basic knowledge of mainframes and want to enhance their skills in job management, automation, and data handling. 4. Automation Enthusiasts – IT professionals interested in automating repetitive tasks on mainframes using REXX and TSO commands. 5. Corporate IT Teams – Employees in large organizations that rely on mainframes for critical operations, aiming to improve their workflow and efficiency. 6. Job Seekers – Anyone looking to pursue a career in mainframe administration, mainframe development, or infrastructure support roles. 7. Students and Tech Enthusiasts – Those curious about learning how mainframes operate and how large enterprises manage massive data processing systems.
