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Introduction to SAP and the UA

Tom Wilder, Department of Accounting and MISCalifornia State University, ChicoOctober 14, 2009

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1. Day 1, 10-14-091.1. Introduction to the UA Portal1.2. Downloading Curriculum1.2. Introduction to ERP

2. Day 2, 10-16-092.1. Log on to SAP2.2. Navigation and moving about within the system2.3. Getting started with an exercise

3. Day 3, 10-19-093.1. Trouble shooting problems3.2. Running Reports3.3. Introducing SAP into the classroom3.4. The SAP UA Community

Agenda

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Introductions

Tom Wilder, MBA, SAPM, SAP Certified Associate Faculty of the Department of Accounting and MIS at CSU, Chico since 1996 Same year that Chico became the first SAP University Alliance member Courses taught using SAP:

Introduction to MIS Introduction to SCMS/POM Quality Management Information Systems Project Management Business Process Integration

SAP Team member, Program Director for Curriculum

Currently, CSU, Chico has over 20 courses that include an SAP component. These courses include Accounting, Supply Chain, MIS, and Business Administration SAP components include SAP® ECC 6.0, SAP® Solution Manager, SAP® Extended

Warehouse Management and SAP® APO.

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SAP University Alliances Community Portal Description and Benefits

About the new portal The SAP University Alliances community portal is a new online resource developed as a

global community for collaboration and cooperation, and will replace the Innovation Watch site.

The portal will facilitate interactions between various constituencies around SAP, IT skills, and recruitment.

The SAP University Alliances community portal is rolling out in two phases A collaboration website supporting the services and promoting the value of our traditional

SAP University Alliances program An expanded collaboration community with additional benefits for member faculty and

students as well as for special community partners and stakeholders. The portal’s technology platform is based on the same technology supporting the SAP

community network (SCN), where the SAP Developer Network (SDN), Business Process Expert (BPX), and SAP BusinessObjects communities actively collaborate online.

Faculty and students will have the ability to communicate and participate with the larger SAP online community of more than 1.5 million users by getting started in the Welcome Center

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Using the SAP Portal

There are two “sides” to the SAP portal: a “public” side and the “private” (members only) side

The public side is available to faculty that are not part or have not yet registered for the UA program, and students.

The private side is for faculty who are part of the UA.

The private side contains the curriculum that you will need

It also contains areas to ask questions through discussion boards

http://cw.sdn.sap.com

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Building the Global SAP University Alliances Community

SAP Web sites

https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/uac

This is the front end website where faculty and students can register. Faculty that are not yet part of SAP University Alliances can register here.

https://cw.sdn.sap.com/index.jspa

This is the back-end site, for faculty that are part of SAP University Alliances. Students are not allowed in this area.

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