The hardcopy and PDF documentation that is shipped with LoadRunner is fairly good. You can learn the tool and something about load testing by reading the documentation. Mercury does not send documentation to non-customers. Please do not ask the forum members to send you a copy of the PDF. Mercury Interactive offers courses at their facility in Sunnyvale and other US cities. They also can conduct courses at your site. Mercury has certified training partners that also offer classroom training.

View the Online Position Description Services tutorials. For a quick review of the most common functions, see the quick tips instruction page. For additional assistance other than password help, contact Classification & Compensation at 845-4170 or hrcomp@tamu.edu. Update is what you do to make changes to your Position Description, usually as part of the annual performance evaluation process.

Unlike functional testing you need to know more than just how the application under test functions. You need to know how the components behind the client work and what the performance issues for the components are. Components such as web servers, application servers, database servers, operating systems, networks and network elements such as load balancers.

Exactly the data which a user of your site will enter as soon as it will be in an e-commerce website. Any server setup that is not needed in order to use Loadrunner for an e-commerce website. From the server point of view, it is just if many real users would stress your site.

LoadRunner ships with support for the following components. Other monitors are available but are not necessarily full supported. End-to-end transaction monitors - Provide end-user response times, hits per second, transactions per second. NT/UNIX/Linux monitors - Provide hardware, network and operating system performance metrics, such as CPU, memory and network throughput.

In addition to using the reference guide to learn CAL there are also extensive CAL help files, accessible when running Cakewalk. Studying all the sample CALs shipped with the program (and the ones available on our website and elsewhere) is also a good learning method. Also, there is a CAL Tutor program available. It is on the Musicians Toolbox II CD and is also available from the company that makes it- Clockwork Music.

If you are unfamiliar with the Internet or how to navigate the Web, you may find our series of tutorials, net.TUTOR, a good place to get started.

Click here to download a "cheat sheet" that offers tips on how to use the site. For training by phone, e-mail Jane@ChicagoCondosOnline.com.

Many printers now printing learned letterpress in high school using "General Printing" by Glen U. Cleeton and Charles W. Pitkin (Bloomington, IL: McKnight & McKnight Publishing Company, 1941-1963) or Polk & Polk's "The Practice of Printing" (Peoria, IL: The Manual Arts Press, 1937-1945). These two books have excellent instructional value, are well illustrated, and can be found readily in many used book stores or on the Internet. NA Graphics (www.nagraph.

The TOXMAP Tour (http://toxmap.nlm.nih.gov/toxmap/tour/index.html) will walk you through TOXMAP's main features step-by-step. It is designed to take about 20 minutes. A twelve minute animated tutorial entitled TOXMAP Basics (12 minutes, 24.7 MB, Flash player required) with audio is also available (http://toxmap.nlm.nih.gov/toxmap/tour/misc/ToxmapBasics.html).

You can use the training manuals and training videos, which can be found here. Also, using hints when using the tutors will tell you what to do next.

Most people who've used it find RESPeRATE both easy and pleasant to use. Typically it takes one or two sessions to get used to the operation and breathing "exercises" after that you will be able to easily operate RESPeRATE and perform the exercises effortlessly.

First, read the introduction to Leo. After that, I suggest studying LeoPy.leo, the source code for leo.py. The best way to learn about Leo is to spend 15 or 20 minutes just browsing through the outline, not worrying about details but just seeing how most nodes are organized and how directives and section references are typically used. Then they could read Chapter 4 to learn the details. When studying leo.py, I would suggest paying particular attention to the following: The @file leoNodes.

Librarians and staff are available to assist users. In addition, the Library has developed handouts on a number of relevant topics, and most databases provide useful context-sensitive Help screen. Instructors wishing to schedule an instructional session for their students should contact the Library to make arrangements.

Most students find Blackboard to be fairly intuitive to use. Once you are logged in, you will see a list of the courses you are taking that are using Blackboard. To enter a course's website, click on the name of the course in the list. Once in the course area, use the menu on the left-hand side of the page to navigate to different areas of the class site.