Red Hat Training And Its Courses

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Red Hat strives to improve, develop, and break new ground with the Red Hat portfolio of training courses. Below are lists of courses that have been retired.
The latest versions of our Red Hat training during 2010 are
1. Red Hat Linux Essentials (RH033 / RH033VT / RH033RC)

Red Hat Linux Essentials week-long course was designed for beginning Linux system administrators who are interested in learning essential system administration skills for Enterprise Linux. The class provided hands-on training to effectively use, customize, and script common command-line utilities.
2. Red Hat Linux System Administration (RH133 / RH131 / RH131VT / RH131RC)
The Red Hat Linux System Administration (RH133) week-long course provided intensive system administration training to help participates develop the skills needed to effectively administer Red Hat Enterprise Linux
3. Red Hat Linux Networking and Security Administration (RH253 / RH253VT / RH253RC)
Red Hat Linux Networking and Security Administration ...
... (RH253) armed students with the in-depth knowledge needed for most essential Red Hat Enterprise Linux network services and access control mechanisms
During 2009 are
1. Red Hat Enterprise Linux Virtualization (RH184)
The Red Hat Enterprise Linux Virtualization course taught system administrators how to deploy virtualized versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, thus taking greater advantage of hardware and other resources.
2. Red Hat RHEL 5 Update and Re-certification Courses (RH304)
3. PHP for Web Developers and Programmers (RHD135)
For web developers and other programmers, this course provided a rapid introduction to the PHP scripting language for developing web applications.
4. Red Hat Linux Programming Essentials (RHD143)
This course was designed to rapidly train staff in key skills for developing applications and programs on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
5. Red Hat Linux Device Drivers (RHD221)
This course was designed to teach experienced programmers how to develop device drivers for Linux systems. Upon completion of the course, students would understand the Linux architecture, hardware and memory management…etc
6. Red Hat training on Linux Kernel Internals (RHD236)
This course allowed experienced developers a detailed examination of the Linux kernel architecture, including process scheduling, memory management, file systems, and driving peripheral devices
7. Red Hat Linux Application Development and Porting (RHD256)
8. JBoss and EJB3 for Java Developers (JB161)
This course was an in-depth introduction to EJB3 and J2EE using the JBoss Application Server. It provided a hands-on approach to EJB3 and J2EE application development, deployment
9. JBoss Portal (JB163)
10. JBoss: Hibernate Essentials (JB167)
11. JBoss Seam Essentials (JB170)
12. JBoss: Advanced Hibernate (JB267)
The Advanced Hibernate training course was targeted toward Java developers who wish to extract the full power of the Hibernate O/R Mapping framework.
13. JBoss Clustering (JB439)
This course focused on high availability services of JBoss Enterprise Middleware System (JEMS).
14. JBoss jBPM (JB449)
15. JBoss Rules (JB451)
16. JBoss ESB (JB453)
This course covered the JBoss ESB 4.2 and its various services, including registries, transformation services, routing, web services, rules services, and service orchestration.
During 2008 are
1. Red Hat Linux Essentials for Windows Professionals (RH035)
2. Red Hat Directory Server Fast Track Course (RH141)
3. Red Hat Directory Server Administration (RH145)
4. Red Hat Database Essentials (RDB147)
5. Red Hat Apache and Secure Web Server Administration (RH320)
6. Red Hat Network Satellite Server Fast Track Course (RH409)
7. Red Hat Enterprise Certificate Management (RHS435)
8. Meta matrix Introduction (MM157)