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» All Things COBOL - COBOL programming site containing lecture notes, exercises with sample solutions, programming exam specifications with model answers, project specifications, examples and tutorials making a full COBOL course.
» COBOL FAQs by William M. Klein - A vast and up-to-date compilation of COBOL FAQs, resources, links, companies, tutorials and books.
» COBOL Lectures and Tutorials - COBOL programming lectures and tutorials for course CS4312 from the University of Limerick. The programming lectures presented are delivered using Microsoft PowerPoint slides and may be downloaded as one 612K file.
» COBOL Programming: Lectures, Tutorials, Examples - Contains COBOL lecture notes, programming exercises with sample solutions, a large number of sample programs and two full tutorials on the COBOL Report Writer. It supports the COBOL programming modules taught at the University of Limerick.
» COBOL Resources - Directory of COBOL learning resources.
» Data Processing Technical FAQ - Dedicated to mainframe, legacy programming FAQ topics including COBOL, JCL, CICS, DB2, SAS, SQL and IDMS. Meant to be a source and resource for interview questions and answers on common data processing topics.
» Mastering COBOL - A free course of study at Free-Ed.Net.
» MvsHelp.com - This site is intended primarily for the mainframe programmer and includes COBOL links, IBM manuals and other professional reference resources.
» Obtaining a COBOL Grammar from Legacy Code for Reengineering Purposes - Article by Mark van den Brand, Alex Sellink, Chris Verhoef. It include VS COBOL II Grammar.
» Programming Tutorials - Online resources for learning to program COBOL.
» Tiny COBOL Introduction - A tutorial for those who are new to The Tiny COBOL Compiler and COBOL in general.
» ZingCOBOL: A Beginner's Guide to COBOL Programming - The aim of the ZingCOBOL pages is to give the basics of the COBOL programming language for anyone who knows a little bit about computers (not much) and preferably will at least have come across come other languages such as BASIC or Pascal.