Correction : Spring 2009 SAP Courses

[Srinath Sivaramakrishnan]

MAS 6V10 - 501: Advanced ERP: Sales and Distribution (3 credit hours)

Call Number: 10732

F  7:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m., SOM 2.902

The class focuses on advanced process and configuration issues related to ERP implementation. The functional side of sales, distribution, delivery and billing as well as integration with materials management and financial accounting is emphasized. SAP is currently used to discuss and provide hands-on experience with key ideas.

 

Prerequisite: MIS 6319 or consent of the instructor

MIS 6379 - 001 ERP: PROGRAMMING USING ABAP

Call Number: 10612

S  8:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m., SOM 2.902

MIS 6379 (AIM 6379) ABAP Programming (3 semester hours) This course provides a thorough understanding of the role of ABAP programming. SAP's programming language, in the implementation and use of enterprise systems. Focus on the course will include complex report development, SAP query, dialog programming, ASAP Objects, transaction development, EDI/ALE and BAPI development, Business Add-ins (BADIs) and output processing.  

MIS 6319 Enterprise Resource Planning (3 semester hours)

Call Number: 10412

This course is intended to cover the evolution of computing from "standalone technology islands" to networked computing systems and from standalone applications to integrated enterprise wide applications. It includes a discussion of the idea behind client server computing, application development for a client server architecture, and selection and implementation of ERP systems. A part of the course will be set aside for demonstrations and "hands on" exercises with one of the available ERP software.  

R  4:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m., SOM 1.117

 

 

AIM 6338 – Accounting Systems Analysis and Design with SAP (3 semester hours)

 

On-Line

 

Using SAP or similar software, this course focuses on accounting information systems as part of integrated enterprise systems and modern systems analysis and design of integrated accounting systems.  Emphasis will be on integrated business processes and related financial transaction flows, system analysis and design methods in SAP with focus on configuration methods. 

 

AIM 3322 Integrated Accounting Information Systems (3 semester hours)

 

Call Number: 10119

 

This course employs SAP or similar software to illustrate the fundamental concepts of integrated accounting information systems. Prerequisites: AIM 2301, AIM 2302, MATH 1326, MATH 2333.

F  4:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m., SOM 2.902

BA 4V95-501  ERP for Small and Medium Enterprises (3 semester hours)

 

Call Number: 10279

 

The course covers the theory and practice of an integrated ERP solution for small and midsize enterprises, SAP Business One. The students will also learn how to proceed in doing an initial customer site IT analysis, write a consulting project proposal, do the SAP Business One installation and perform user trainings. Prerequisite: BA 3351

 

In parallel to the attendance of the course session the students have the opportunity to participate in an official SAP Business One certification program.

 

The successful certification will open promising job opportunities at a SAP Business One business partners throughout the U.S>

W  7:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m., SOM 2.903