Training Assembler Language Coding Workshop
Practical information about training
- CATEGORY: Technologies
- SUBCATEGORY: Programming and software development
- TRAINING CODE: ES34G
- DURATION: 5 days
- PRICE INFORMATION from: 7500 PLN net
- LANGUAGE OF TRAINING: polish
- FORM OF IMPLEMENTATION: stationary, online
Training description
This hands-on classroom laboratory course provides an introduction to the Assembler mainframe language. The course is designed to develop skills appropriate for writing and/or maintaining programs and procedures written in the S/370 or S/390 Assembler language. Emphasis is placed on developing troubleshooting skills by analyzing program control interrupts and reading dumps.
Participant profile
This intermediate course is designed for application programmers and/or novice system programmers who code, maintain and/or debug application service programs or subroutines written in the S/370 or S/390 assembly language.
Agenda
Day 1
- Welcome
- Unit 1 – Numbering systems
- Unit 2 – Mainframe architecture
- Unit 3 – Assembler syntax
- Manual review: LA, LR, LTR, MVC, DS, DC
- Exercise 1 – List 80/80
- Exercise 1A – List 80/80
Day 2
- Overview of exercise 1
- Unit 4 – Data definition instructions
- Unit 5 – Fixed-point binary instructions
- Exercise 2 – Binary data
Day 3
- Overview of exercise 2
- Unit 6 – Addressing, comparing and branching
- Unit 7 – Data transfer instructions
- Exercise 3 – Text handling
Day 4
- Overview of exercise 3
- Unit 8 – Assembler pseudo-instructions
- Unit 9 – Reading dumps
- Unit 10 – Decimal processing
- Exercise 4 – Packed data/editing
Day 5
- Overview of exercise 4
- Unit 11 – Miscellaneous instructions
- Course Summary
Required preparation of participants
This hands-on classroom laboratory course provides an introduction to the Assembler mainframe language. The course is designed to develop skills appropriate for writing and/or maintaining programs and procedures written in the S/370 or S/390 Assembler language. Emphasis is placed on developing troubleshooting skills by analyzing program control interrupts and reading dumps.
Issues
- Recognizing architectural features, such as instruction formats, data representation, storage addressing, etc., that are relevant to program analysis
- Identify program breakpoints using a formatted system snapshot and information elements such as Program Status Word (PSW), Instruction Length Code (ILC), underlying program register(s), etc.
- Identify appropriate standards for assembler programs in terms of program organization, register conventions, coding practices, documentation, etc.
- Coding and debugging assembly language programs that follow standard linking conventions using storage area strings
- Define and use different types of data definitions, including fixed-point binary, character, hexadecimal and decimal
- Use of standard macros, such as CALL, SAVE, RETURN
- Use of various assembler language instructions, such as CSECT, EQU, COPY, END
- Use of both symbolic and explicit forms of notation for instructions
- Using data literals correctly and explaining the use of LTORG to guide the positioning of a pool of literals
- Create and use appropriate patterns for EDIT instructions
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Klaudia Janecka
+48 539 064 686
klaudia.janecka@eitt.academy
31 Ząbkowska Street 03-736 Warsaw
Forms of training delivery
Stationary training
- Training at the customer's premises or at a designated location
- Training room equipped with the necessary equipment
- Training materials in electronic form
- Coffee breaks and lunch
- Direct interaction with the trainer
- Networking in a group
- Workshop exercises in teams
Remote training
- Virtual training environment
- Electronic materials
- Interactive online exercises
- Breakout rooms for group work
- Technical support during the training
- Recordings of the session (optional)
Possibility of funding
The training can be financed with public funds under:
- National Training Fund (KFS)
- Development Services Base (BUR)
- EU projects implemented by PARP
- HR Academy Program (PARP)
- Regional operational programs
If you are interested in funding, our team will help you prepare the required documentation.
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Klaudia Janecka
+48 539 064 686
klaudia.janecka@eitt.academy
31 Ząbkowska Street 03-736 Warsaw
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