1. SAP Enterprise Software Curriculum Integration Roger Hayen and Frank Andera Business Information Systems Rob Bromley, School of Accounting College of Business Administration

2. Synopsis CMUs SAP history and background Changes to BSBA degree Processes to accomplish changes Courses where SAP content required for all BSBA students Approach to SAP content delivery Support material for SAP delivery

3. History of CMU-SAP Relationship CMU One of first of five universities in North America to join SAP University Alliance in 1997 20 SAP related courses offered in various departments of College of Business Administration

4. SAP Integration into Business Education SAP Certification Functional Area Majors All BSBA Students

5. Integration into Core Curriculum All BSBA Students SAP R/3

6. BIS 255 – SAP Activities 1.Display Product Information 2.Display Sales Order 3.Produce Cost Center Report 4.Prepare Profit Analysis Report 5.Create Purchase Order List 6.Produce Inventory Transaction History Report 7.Do Material Consumption Analysis 8.Display Predefined EIS Report Display SAR R/3 Information – Tutorial Exploring System Capabilities http://sap.mis.cmich.edu/sapes/lessons.htm

7. ACC 255 – SAP Activities 1.Managerial Reporting Human Resources Cost Center Comparison 2.Financial Reporting Financial Position and Operating Results Examine SAP R/3 Accounting Reports

8. BIS 301 – Integrated Business Experience Processing SAP R/3 Transactions Create Master Records Customer Order to Cash Cycle

9. Logistics Accounting Satisfied Customer Customer Request Sales Order Stock Overview Delivery Request Picking Order Document Flow Goods Issue Invoicing Incoming Payment 11 Enter Master Data Vendor Master Material Master Customer Master Order to Cash Cycle Processes

10. Results of SAP Becoming Part of BSBA Core Integration of ERP/SAP concepts into core courses required of all business majors: Integration of business processes, Enterprise wide database Multinational accommodation of currency & language Support for multiple business industries Open system industry standards such as TCP/IP, EDI, OLE, XBRL Students develop better understanding of interrelationships of various business disciplines

11. Specific Discipline Courses Functional Area Majors: AIS & BIS ACC 370 Accounting Systems and Controls ACC 521 Managerial Cost Control Analysis ACC 570 Strategic Accounting Systems Development & Implementation BIS 247 SAP Enterprise Software in Business BIS 357 ABAP Programming Fundamentals BIS 458 SAP Configuration & Implementation

12. Specific Discipline Courses Majors: Finance, Management and Marketing F I N 482 Working Capital Management MGT 320 Human Resource Management MGT 333 Purchasing Management MGT 597 ERP & HRM Applications SAP MKT 431 Logistics Operations

13. Specific Discipline Courses MBA & MSIS MBA 619 Accounting Information for Managers MBA 697 Enterprise Resource Planning ACC 521 Managerial Cost Control Analysis ACC 570 Strategic Accounting Systems Development & Implementation BIS 647 SAP Enterprise Software for Management BIS 657 ABAP Programming for Managerial Systems BIS 658 SAP Configuration and Implementation for Global Systems MGT 597 ERP & HRM Applications SAP MGT 633 Human Resource Management MGT 635 Employee Compensation Practice & Process

14. SAP Certification Students SAP Certified in Business Process Integration In addition to BSBA degree Started 2000 Seventh consecutive year in 2006 132 students undertake SAP certification Only university in Michigan providing SAP certification Only university in North America participating for more than 2 consecutive years 2006 only 1 other university in North America participating

15. Summary Extensive history of SAP at CMU Since 1997 20 courses with SAP content SAP content in core BSBA courses Customer Order-to-Cash Cycle SAP content All BSBA students Functional area majors Longest consecutive record of SAP certification participation in North America

16. Outcome All BSBA Students Gain SAP Enterprise Software Understanding and Knowledge

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