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SAM AND IRENE BLACK SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SAP Certificate
SAP
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| SAP is recognized as the world leader in the development of business software. SAP has suppied e-business application software to over 13,000 companies in 100 countries. Its 2005 global sales are projected to be $9 billion. |  |
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SAP
Certificate | SAP
Certificate Requirements | |||
 | MIS 304 - Introduction to ERP and Businesss Processes | Complete any three (3) SAP-related courses with a "C" or better. | ||
| SCM 460 - Purchasing and Materials Management |
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| SCM 445 - Operations Planning and Control | |||
| SCM 465 - E-Business | |||
Based
on a Centeral Michigan University study, the average starting salary of SAP graduates
was $5,250 greater than non-SAP graduates. | ||||
| The goal is to use SAP technology as a "tool" to help teach business concepts. Instead of studying "cold" textbook exercises at the end of a given textbook chapter, students direclty interact with a "real" business executing "real" functions and transactions in a "life like" business-to-business simulation. | |||
For
more information, contact Frank DeWolf (898-7270 / fwd101@psu.edu) or Robert Nelson (898-6264 / rjn2@psu.edu) |
GET SAP CERTIFIED! |
SAP Certified Students at Penn State Erie - Spring 2008 |
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