Digital - VMS System Management 1 - Student Workbook

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The VMS System Management I course is designed to teach students how to manage a computer running the VMS operating system.

This student workbook is divided into a number of modules, each designed to cover a well organized topic, or group of topics. Most modules include figures, tables and examples to enable students to better understand the material. An exercise module can be found at the back of this workbook to allow students to test their VMS system management skills.

This About This Course module describes the contents of the course and suggests ways to use its materials most effectively. The following topics are discussed here:

Resources
Course description
Prerequisites
Course organization
Course goals
Nongoals
Course conventions
Course map

Available to download as a PDF document.

Reference Number : EY-9766E-SG.0004

Date Published : 1990

Manufacturer : Digital

Platform : VMS

Format : PDF Document - 634 Pages

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH37917. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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