Re: List of large iSeries companies (was:Microsoft & AS/400 )

[Mark Allen <allenmar@xxxxxxxxx>]

Cincinnati State (in Cincy of course) has iSeries classes (not enough but I am 
working on it...) as part of their IS curriculum...........Right now its mostly 
Intro to the Iseries,CL, RPG,iSeries admin/facilities, used in some of System 
Design Classes.... 

Don <dr2@xxxxxxxx> wrote:  
Al,

problem is, there's hardly anyone teaching (whatever it's called here) 
anymore in the community colleges as part of any cirriculum. Frankly, if 
you were to luckily find one it would be the exception by far. But there 
are a few, a very few...

Don in DC


At 07:45 PM 2/23/2006 -0600, you wrote:
>Ah yes, every community college that teaches AS/400 iSeries classes tends
>to have one for the teaching. Plus if you look in the IBM education
>catalog, many of the classes are given at major Universities, minor
>Universities, and IBM business partners, which use one for the classes (we
>not know if they use it for anything else). Does a University qualify as a
>large 400/i5 user?
>
> >I notice that a gentleman in New
> >Jersey created a PDF with the relevant screen shots at
> >www.bergen.edu/faculty/jmyers/WinXP_AS400.pdf .
> >(Professor Myers at the Bergen Community College apparently taught an
> >iSeries MiniComputer Operations class.)
>
>
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