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Title:VMS Curriculum
Moderator:SUPER::MARSH
Created:Thu Nov 01 1990
Last Modified:Sun Aug 25 1996
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:185
Total number of notes:2026

163.0. "Advanced programmers' questionnaire" by SUPER::MATTHEWS () Tue Feb 16 1993 10:58

Attached below is a questionnaire that we would like to administer to the
following student profiles:

Students with OpenVMS programming experience from courses such as:

  * RMS Structures and Utilities
  * Software Development using VAXset Tools
  * NAS programming
  * DECwindows Motif programming
  * etc.
Students attending VMS Internals who are also application developers
Students who are taking Utilizing VMS Features (not the best audience, since
they may be new to VMS features)

The purpose of the questionnaire is to get a better profile of our customers IT
programming environment, their task and work profile and corresponding skill
development needs and how Digital can meet these needs through our educational
offerings.

This information will be used in the FY94 planning of how we should update and
modularize the current OpenVMS Programming curriculum to better respond to our
customers training and learning needs.

Please review the questionnaire for clarity, relevance and completeness and
feed comments back through this notes conference by 1-March.  We will then
update the questionnaire, enhance its appearance and work with the geographies
to get it administered as quickly as possible for input into the FY94 planning
cycle.
 
Thanks for all your help.

Bill


This questionnaire is to be administered to a population with VMS programming
experience.  Appropriate student populations might be:

- Students attending courses for experienced programmers, such as:
  * RMS Structures and Utilities
  * Software Development using VAXset Tools
  * NAS programming
  * DECwindows Motif programming
  * etc.
- Students attending VMS Internals who are also application developers
- Students who are taking Utilizing VMS Features (not the best audience, since
  they may be new to VMS features)

Digital Learning Services appreciates the time you take to answer the following
questions thoughtfully and completely.  Your responses will be used to 
influence short term and strategic training planning.  The first section of the
questionnaire pertains to your Information Technology(IT) environment, your
job, and general training related information.  The second section is specific
to the programming course you have just taken and your potential requirements
for additional programming training.

SECTION I

1. IT Profile

	a. What business is your company in?



	b. What are the major IT applications at your site? (not application
	   products, but applications such as general business, Transaction
	   Processing, process control, etc.)



	c. What major specific software applications does your company use
	   today?  Are they user written or purchased (please indicate)?




	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
	   over the next five years.



	d. What DEC and non-DEC hardware platforms does your company use
	   today?




	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
	   over the next five years.




	e. What DEC and non-DEC operating systems does your company use
	   today?




	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
	   over the next five years.




	f. What network interconnect technology (i.e., ethernet, fiber, CI,
	   etc.) does your company use today?




	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
	   over the next five years.




	g. What networks, network protocols/products (i.e. DECnet, DECnet/OSI,
	   TCPIP, X.25, internet) does your company use today?





	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
	   over the next five years.





	h. What type of user interface does your company use today? (i.e.
	   character cell, windows/workstations, windows/PCs, etc.)




	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
	   over the next five years.





	i. What "server" products does your company use today? (i.e.
	   infoservers, print servers, file servers, terminal servers, etc.




	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
	   over the next five years.





	j. What computer languages does your company use today?




	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
	   over the next five years.




	k. What database products does your company use today?





	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
	   over the next five years.





	l. What type of documentation does your company use today? (i.e. vendor
	   supplied hardcopy, hardcopy printed from distribution media, on-line
	   documentation such as via bookreader, on-line help, etc.)




	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
	   over the next five years.




	m. Which industry trends are important to your company (i.e. open vs.
	   proprietary systems, highly distributed applications, PC
	   integration, etc.) and what major changes will their impact have
	   on your company's IT environment over the next five years?



2. Work Profile

	a. What is your job title


	b. What is your general job description?


	c. What specific tasks do you do regularly?


	d. What kind of technology related problems do you normally encounter?


	e. What functions do you do other than programming (eg. system  
	   management)?  What percentage of your time does it take?


	f. What kind of data center support do you have?


	g. How long have you been in the computer programming business?



 3. Training related questions

	a.  What kind of training have you received in your job.  Please
	    list the courses you have taken under the following headings:

		___ Non IT Training

		___ Training internal to your company

		___ Training from DEC

		___ Training from vendors other than DEC

	b. What is missing from the training you have taken in the past?  
	   What additional training do you believe you need?


	c. Who in your organization determines what training you will take?


	d. Do you deal directly with training providers or does your company
	   arrange training for you through a training department or group?


	e. What training do you expect from a vendor like DEC?


SECTION II

1. Do you consider your application to have any of these characteristics? Check
   all that apply.  Please indicate which DEC and non-DEC platforms are used
   under each checked category:
	__Transaction processing


	__Distributed


	__Client/server


	__Compute-intensive


	__I/O-intensive


	__Real-time


	__Fault-tolerant

2. What systems do you develop applications to run on? Check all that apply.
	__OpenVMS only
	__Developed on OpenVMS to run on other systems (please list other
	  systems)


	__ Developed on other systems to run on OpenVMS (please list other
	   systems)


3. List the programming language(s) you use. If more than one language, give
the approximate  percentage of each.  If you use different vendors' versions
of the same language (i.e. VAX C and Borland C), please list them as separate
languages.




4. Do you have code in one language that calls routines written in another
language? Which  languages?




5. Do you write complex command procedures in DCL?

6. Do you use (check all that apply):
	__VMS debugger (character-cell version) 
	__VMS debugger (DECwindows version)
	__DECset or other CASE tools (please list them)



	__Non-DEC debugging tools (please list them)


7. Does your code call (check all that apply):
	__System services (which? from which language(s)?)





		If $QIO, to what types of devices?


	__Run-time library routines (which? from which language?)





	__Record management services (RMS) routines (which? from which 
          language?)




        __Non-DEC record management services (which? from which language?)




	__OSF/Motif (DECwindows) routines (which? from which language?)





	__Callable VMS utilities (which? from which language?)




	__POSIX routines (which? from which language?)




	__OpenVMS layered products(DEC or non-DEC)  such as DECtp, ACMS, TDMS, 
	  DBMS, Rdb, etc. (which: from which language?)



8. Do you create (check all that apply):
	__Object libraries
	__Shareable images
	__Shareable image libraries
	__Command language definitions (.CLD files)
	__Message files (Message Utility)
	__Site-specific help libraries
	__Site-specific logical name tables
	__VMSINSTAL kits
	__Other:


9. Does your application use any of these mechanisms (check all that apply):
	__Parallel processing (FORTRAN) 
	__Parallel processing (C) 
	__Parallel processing (PPL run-time library)
	__Vector processing (which language? ______________________)
	__Interprocess communication in a VAXcluster system
	__DECnet task-to-task communication
	__TCP/IP communication
	__File I/O:
		__To sequential files
		__To indexed files
		__Using VMS block I/O
	__Other DEC or non-DEC mechanisms (please list):


10. Do you write (check all that apply):
	__Print symbionts:
		User-written
		User-modified
	__System services
	__Device drivers
	__Other privileged code (briefly describe):



11. Are there any other DEC or non-DEC programming constructs that you use in
an all DEC or multi vendor environment for which you require training?
(please list)




12. Are there any programming constructs used to develop applications on OpenVMS
for non-DEC platforms for which your require training? (please list)
    
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163.1You've got to be kidding!SOAEDS::TRAYSERSeniority: Big Shovel, Less Breaks!Tue Feb 16 1993 22:289
  Hey, folks!  Do you really think we're going to try to get people to 
  fill out this LENGTHY questionaire?  Have any of you filled out the
  survey (in long-hand) as a trial?  I answered the 1/4 of it in about 7-8
  minutes.  That means it could take the students upwards to 1/2 hour to
  answer it fully!  I'm not interested in my students taking that amount of
  time away from their labs or lecture time.  Shorten the survey and I'll
  consider it.
  
  $
163.2TEACH::SHERRYSherry Butler - (301)743-7160Wed Feb 17 1993 11:081
    What would you take out?
163.3ySWAM1::BALDWIN_LEWed Feb 17 1993 14:359
    
    I'm swimming across a raging river to save my life.  I hear yells
    to count the rocks I'm swimming over (and what color are they?... which
    ones could we do without?).
    
    Will someone want me to bring back some rocks too?
    
    Leon Baldwin
    Los Angeles
163.4NITTY::DIERCKSWe will have Peace! We must!!!!Thu Feb 18 1993 09:1617
    
    
    Most of the "what does your company do" type questions are already
    present on the front of the QA?  Why not use that?  
    
    I agree with Buck.  I can see it now.  I hand out QA's (which I *will*
    do before this survey, by the way!).  Then I say, I have an *optional*
    additional survey for you to fill out (there's no way it can be
    mandatory) and it will take you maybe 15-20 minutes.  Those customers
    who are heading to the airport to go home are going to look at me in
    disbelief and wonderment.
    
    This survey should be *mailed* to customers to be filled out at their
    leisure.  Include a postage paid envelope to *aid* in getting a
    statistically significant response.
    
       GJD
163.5Effective alternatives please?TANG::RHINEJack, OpenVMS Training Product ManagerMon Mar 01 1993 15:4515
    I was an instructor in the dark ages during the time when the QA forms
    were being developed and the questionnaire  was considerably longer
    than this one.  You are right, some of the students aren't going to
    respond to it at all, some are going to complete part of it, and others
    will complete it.
    
    I agree that a mail back type of survey that students can send back
    after they have been doing the job they came to the course for would be 
    be ideal, but I am told that response to previous mailed surveys has
    been dismal.
    
    The bottom line is that we need to know what students want from DEC
    in the programming OpenVMS area and if anyone can suggest an effective
    way to collect this data we are all ears.
    
163.6A quick review and a few informal answersSOAEDS::TRAYSERSeniority: Big Shovel, Less Breaks!Mon Mar 01 1993 18:5189
Sherry, in response to your request a few notes ago...

  I asked my students a few of these questions during a break, other
  comments I got from other instructors, some are my thoughts.  This is
  only part of the form, I'll try to do more later...

|	a. What business is your company in?

  Industry information is on the SOFs, get this information from a report.

|	b. What are the major IT applications at your site? (not application
|	   products, but applications such as general business, Transaction
|	   Processing, process control, etc.)

  Need a better definition of IT -- I'm not really sure what it is!

|	c. What major specific software applications does your company use
|	   today?  Are they user written or purchased (please indicate)?
|
|	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
|	   over the next five years.

  I asked this question of my "C Programming" students this week -- the
  first part most could answer, the second part got a "Duh" look.

|	e. What DEC and non-DEC operating systems does your company use
|	   today?

  We should be able to get the DEC information from marketing, sales, etc.

|	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
|	   over the next five years.

  This is one of the questions that I got a better response from, mostly
  Windows 3.1, Windows NT, Unix or OSF/1, some VMS.

|	f. What network interconnect technology (i.e., ethernet, fiber, CI,
|	   etc.) does your company use today?

  Sales or Marketing can get this information.

|	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
|	   over the next five years.

  No comments from my students on this one...they were programmers, not
  hardware people.

|	h. What type of user interface does your company use today? (i.e.
|	   character cell, windows/workstations, windows/PCs, etc.)

|	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
|	   over the next five years.

  Increasing use of Motif and MS Windows.  Stable demand for character
  cell terminals.  Most said they would ALWAYS have terminals, but eventually
  (7-10 years?) they would replace them with P.C.s or Windows of some form.

|	j. What computer languages does your company use today?

  Marketing can get this info--the big growth is in C.  Ask all the FORTRAN
  and COBOL programmers in my C class this week.

|	l. What type of documentation does your company use today? (i.e. vendor
|	   supplied hardcopy, hardcopy printed from distribution media, on-line
|	   documentation such as via bookreader, on-line help, etc.)

  14 of 16 preferred books -- easier to scan and carry.

|	   Please list any major changes to the above that you anticipate
|	   over the next five years.

  No significant change -- maybe on-line for rare or low-access info, but
  most preferred books.

|	b. What is your general job description?

  Isn't this on the SOF?
  
|	d. What kind of technology related problems do you normally encounter?

  Rat hole.  Discussions from electrical outages to computer viruses.

|	g. How long have you been in the computer programming business?

  Isn't this SOF data?

 more later on the 'informal survey and review of the form'.

$
163.7SUPER::MATTHEWSTue Mar 30 1993 15:091164
    Below is the latest draft of the advanced survey.  Bill and I pared it
    down some, and we put the technical questions first in case the
    respondents get bogged down in the environment stuff.
    
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% trouble. Don't take the shapes and do strange things with them. 
% In particular, the Identity states that the logo is a one-color logo: The
% letters are actually holes in the blocks, through which the background can
% be seen. Do not modify this code so that the letters are always white.
% 
% Edit history:
% 
% 21-Sep-87 nmb	    Created as a standalone file with demo.
%  6-Nov-87 nmb	    Converted to font form.
%  9-Nov-87 nmb	    Removed // uses for compatibility with LW Classics
% 18-Jan-88 nmb	    Added info about width of logo, since size is usually
%			specified in terms of width of the logo. (Oops!)
% 24-Mar-88 nmb	    Changed the name to conform to the PostScript name
%			registration scheme, added FontName, etc.
% 20-Jun-88 nmb	    Removed the long procedure for the logo, and replaced
%			with a compacted string scheme.
% 14-Sep-88 nmb	    Forced all boxes to the same width; changed the code so
%			that the boxes and gaps always are the same number
%			of pixels wide, to improve the appearance at low
%			resolutions.
% 13-Mar-89 nmb	    Changed the string decoder slightly so that it gracefully
%			ignores any linefeeds or carriage returns in the 
%			string.
% 24-Apr-89 nmb	    Removed all "bind"s, because bind is a dangerous thing.

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11 dict begin

/FontInfo 3 dict def
FontInfo begin
    /Notice (The Digital logo is a registered trademark of Digital Equipment Corporation.) def
    /FullName (Digital Logo) def
    /version (1.7, 24-Apr-1989) def
    end

/FontName /DEC_Logo def
/FontType 3 def				% This is a user-defined font
/FontMatrix matrix def			% Use an identity transform
/FontBBox [ 0 0 3.383 1 ] def		% Logo itself is biggest
/GapWidth .070 def			% The width of the gap between boxes
/LogoWidth 3.383 def			% The width of the logo

%
% The encoding could be initialized with "[ 256 {/.notdef} repeat ]", but that
% would require 257 free stack entries. The method used below is more
% pedestrian, but also more robust.
%

/Encoding 256 array def
0 1 255 { Encoding exch /.notdef put } for

Encoding
dup (d) 0 get /DEC-logo put		% (d) gives logo
dup (t) 0 get /smalltrademark put	% (t) gives small trademark
    (T) 0 get /largetrademark put	% (T) gives large trademark

/Work 15 dict def			% for doing work in font.

/BuildChar {
    exch begin				% Use the font dictionary
	Work begin
	    Encoding exch get		% Look up the character name
	    load			% Pull out the procedure
	    exec			% Run it.
	    end				% Work
	end				% fontdict
    } def

Work begin

/.notdef {} def

%
% - `DEC-logo' -
%
% Images a DEC logo with the lower left corner at the current origin, with a
% height of one unit, in the current color.
% 
% A tricky compacted string technique is used.
% 

/words {
	0	%  
	moveto	% !
	curveto	% "
	closepath	% #
	lineto	% $
	boxw	% %
	boxstep	% &
	translate	% '
} bind cvlit def
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\\U" VR \\T Fa cj Fa ~I" Fa ATf RS A`M `S A`M" e_ A`M je A^W nI AZ["#% !% B\\
P$  B\\P$  $#& '% !% B\\P$  B\\P$  $# ZK ^h! ZK A]p$ hO A]p$ hO ^h$# ZK AfV!
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s" lL aN$ lL \\W gM Wg ^w Wg" Wk Wh V{ \\O V{ ^a" HO ^a$ HO WN L| Ld ]~ Lc" 
mN Lc rP RX t[ Td" vP VZ x? [^ x? _a" x? A]p$ le A]p$#& '% !% B\\P$  B\\P$  
$# ZK ^h! ZK A]p$ hO A]p$ hO ^h$# ZK AfV! ZK Au~$ hO Au~$ hO AfV$#& ' dX Aue
! Wa Aue$ Wa A^w$ Pr A^w$ Pr ATT$ Wa ATT$ Wa ld$ Wa d? [Z _B fP _C" kU _C kH
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^w$ dX A^w$#% !  $  B\\P$% B\\P$#& '  !  B\\P$% B\\P$% $# J{ AIx! V~ AIx$ V~
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R" vv mn vu AOX vu AOX" vv AVC sX AZH qG A[_" k] A^w d^ A_Q `f A_R" Ru A_P J
z AXU J{ AIx"# jT }j! jT uI$ jT qP ee in \\R im" Wp il UN mC UM qZ" UN ur X{
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b$ hO ^h$#)
/pathstring exch def

/round-to-pixels {
    0 transform
    round exch round exch
    itransform
    pop
    } def

/DEC-logo {
    3.383 0 0 0 3.383 1 setcachedevice
    .0001 .0001 scale

    /boxw 4250 round-to-pixels def
    /boxstep 4950 round-to-pixels def

    pathstring
    {
	dup 62 gt
	{   63 and exch 6 bitshift add }
	{   dup 32 ge
	    {	32 sub words exch get exec }
	    {	pop }
	    ifelse
	    }
	ifelse
	}
    forall

    fill
    } def

%
% pct `trademark' --
%
% Borrow the sans-serif trademark symbol from /Symbol. AFM file says:
%	C 228 ; WX 786 ; N trademarksans ; B 5 293 725 673 ;
% We scale it down to pct percent of the height of the logo and superscript 
% it some, and voila!
%

/trademark {
    /s exch .380 div def
    /w s .725 mul .070 add def
    /u 1 .673 s mul sub def
    w 0 0 u w 1 setcachedevice
    /Symbol findfont s scalefont setfont
    .070 u moveto				% Superscript it
    (\344) show
    } def

% 
% These are two different trademarks (just different sizes).
%

/smalltrademark { .15 trademark } def
/largetrademark { .25 trademark } def

end						% Work dictionary

FontName					% Get the name
currentdict					% Get the font dict
end						% Close up the dict
definefont pop					% Define the font

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