After successful completion of the course, students are able to apply the systems practically after an introduction into ERP systems, starting with the concepts of Scheer up to in memory applications like S / 4 HANA. Furthermore, a distinction is made between administrative systems and logistics systems.
In the second part of the lecture with integrated exercise, an overview of the individual areas of ERP systems and their interaction will be given and the necessary data structures will be analyzed. Furthermore, process models for the introduction of ERP systems are presented. Due to the wide distribution, the practical examples are mapped in SAP ERP.
After the lecture, participants can independently complete a simple process in SAP ECC6.0. The IFM offers further in-depth courses if you want to deepen your knowledge of a module or if you want to get to know the new technologies such as IoT, ML etc. and their effects on the business processes.
The IFM awards an SAP certificate if you take part in the second part of the course and pass a written exam with practice examples on the PC (the exam must have been passed with a grade of at least satisfactory (3)).
The lecture starts with a brief introduction of the history of ERP systems starting with the concepts of Scheer. After this the differences between legacy systems and logistic systems is described. An overview over the different areas of ERP systems, their interaction and the underlying data structures are given. Methods for the introduction of ERP systems are described in the second part of the lecture. Also the impact on the organisation is discussed. The examples are carried out using SAP R/3.
Lecture notes for this course are available.
A.W. Scheer: Wirtschaftinformatik, Referenzmodelle für industrielle Geschäftsprozesse
