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Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by XtR-X, Sep 16, 2003.

  1. bogeyman Newcomer, in training

    Bogeyman

    This is my 1st computer class. I have been working on them and in them since 1985. I have a BSEd and MSEd in Art/History then Counseling Psych., then Post Grad work. I am a Geezer of 70 yrs and this is my 65th year in school. Most of computers I have learned by myself and asking questions. In the Navy, however, I was an Aviation Electroncs Technician. This is a horse of a different color.

    Bogeyman
  2. RealBlackStuff Newcomer, in training

    I never finished highschool, but I speak six languages fluently, and can understand, read and write a few more.
    I learned for car mechanic. When I moved cities, fate put me in an apartment next to someone who worked for IBM. I got interested in computers (mainframes), got a job with IBM and the rest is history.

    Function: Senior Analyst-Programmer on Mainframes
    IT-Experience: Since 1968
    Systems: mostly IBM Host (from the [8KB Memory] IBM 1401, via S/360, to MVS S/390), UNISYS Host 1100/2200 (TIP & HVTIP), ICL Systems 10 & 25
    DB-Systems: DB2 (full SQL), IMS-DB, VSAM
    DC-Systems: TSO (ISPF), JCL, IMS, CICS
    SW-Tools & Methods: Expediter, DumpMaster, Endevor, Easytrieve, FileAid, Changeman, Structured programming, Interactive programming, Jackson Design
    Programming languages: COBOL, COBOL II, COBOL MVS (Language Environment), Microfocus-, Meta-, Delta- and Jackson-COBOL, ASSEMBLER, PL/1, REXX
    Applications worked on: Data Warehousing, Stock Exchange functions, Year 2000 Conversion, Credit Management, Monetary Traffic, Portfolios, Migration / Conversion / Data Transfer, Parts Department Management, Inventory, Invoicing, Bookkeeping, Statistics, Ordering and Shipping, Videotext-Applications, Management Info-Systems

    I was contracting since 1985, and retired in 2002.

    My PC knowledge is based purely on a hobby and need-to-know level.