Merge pull request #65 from imsdev/63-responsive-tm-page

Responsive TM Page

Author: hmillersarah

ims-education.html

@@ -130,6 +130,7 @@
 							IMS databases differ from each other and differ from relational databases 
 							message types, security, maintenance, troubleshooting, and more."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_ims_fundamentals.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Beginner"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -146,6 +147,7 @@
 							between C and PL/I, particularly in language syntax, program structure, declarations, 
 							loops, data types, arrays, structures, and more."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_intro_pli.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Beginner"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -167,6 +169,7 @@
 							the performance of these databases, and review IMS Monitor reports to see whether 
 							the logical relationships are effective."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_log_rel.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Advanced"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -185,6 +188,7 @@
 							secondary indexes, logical relationships, database types, 
 							access methods, database recovery, and more."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_ims_db_fundamentals.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Beginner"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -203,6 +207,7 @@
 							This course is for experienced IMS system programmers and database administrators who need to work with 
 							DBRC."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_dbrc.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Intermediate"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -221,6 +226,7 @@
 							IMS systems on different LPARs and processors can access and update the same databases 
 							with complete integrity, and how to implement and maintain a data sharing environment."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_ims_data_sharing.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Advanced"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -239,6 +245,7 @@
 							You’ll learn how other IMS databases can be migrated to HALDB and the advantages of using HALDBs.
 							This is an intermediate course for experienced IMS database administrators who implement and manage HALDBs."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_haldb.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Intermediate"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -256,6 +263,7 @@
 							and application programmers who design or implement IMS Fast Path applications in an 
 							IMS Transaction Management (TM) or IBM CICS Database Control (DBCTL) environment."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/bacge_fp_implementation.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Advanced"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -276,6 +284,7 @@
 							control interval (CI) layouts, sequential dependents (SDEPs), 
 							and other database components, features, and structures."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_db_repair.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Advanced"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -294,6 +303,7 @@
 							and buffering for Virtual Storage Access Method (VSAM) and Overflow Sequential Access Method 
 							(OSAM) databases"
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_perf_tuning.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Advanced"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -312,6 +322,7 @@
 							databases,  use the DL/I test program, and how to prepare a job stream 
 							to load a database."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_physical_org_db.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Intermediate"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -333,6 +344,7 @@
 							logging, connecting IMS to IBM CICS® and IBM Db2®, data sharing, shared queues, 
 							preparing and starting the system, and more."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_db_tm_sysprog.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Intermediate"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -351,6 +363,7 @@
 							that are useful for IMS problem diagnostics, perform the methodology for debugging IMS abends, and understand the
 							methodology for debugging IMS waits and loops."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_ims_diagnostics.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Intermediate"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -368,6 +381,7 @@
 							are shared within a parallel sysplex environment. Learn how to prepare and implement IMS shared queues 
 							and manage and troubleshoot an IMS shared queues environment."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_ims_shared_queues.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Intermediate"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -386,6 +400,7 @@
 							components, commands, processes, parameters, and more to ensure that the 
 							IMS TM system is running as efficiently as possible."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_ims_tm_tuning.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Advanced"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -404,6 +419,7 @@
 							an IMS DBCTL system, and understand the IMS architecture that applies to database management and attaching 
 							to CICS systems and transactions."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_ims_dbctl.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Intermediate"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -427,6 +443,7 @@
 							This course does not teach basic COBOL or PL/I. You should already have 
 							experience developing applications with one or both of those languages."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_tm_app_prog.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Intermediate"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -444,6 +461,7 @@
 							on IMS database records. You'll learn about the hierarchic structure of IMS databases,
 							how to construct DL/I calls, how to test your applications, and more."
 						imgsrc="wp-content/course-badges/badge_db_app_prog.png"
+						selfpaced="true"
 						level="Intermediate"
 						cost="None"
 						badge="Yes"
@@ -474,7 +492,6 @@
 					imgsrc="wp-content/icons/icon_education.svg"
 					selfpaced="false"
 					level="Intermediate"
-					badge="n/a"
 					time="36 hours"
 					start="Jun 9"
 					end="Jun 19"

ims-java.html

@@ -37,7 +37,6 @@
 
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