I had finished my B.Com way back in 1987. May I join this expensive SAP course? I want to know the details before making the payment of the fee. As I am not well versed with any programming skills, I have some doubts about the succesful completion of this course. I request the SAP professionals to clear my doubt as it would be useful for me to take a decision.
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Since you might have gained domain knowledge from your work and being a commerce graduate i suggest you to take a course for functional consultant rather than a developer in FI-CO. You got a good prospectus for that in career wise.
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the big misunderstanding?   look around at these posts!\nkids who haven't a dime, borrowing thousands and thousands of dollars to take the same classes that they could take for $125.00 at any junior college!\nThe big misunderstanding is the total SCAM that has been sold to so many people that the cost of the class somehow indicates its quality.   the whole industry is a rip off right down to the $150.00 books.
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SAP is not as popular as Oracle and MS-SQL, but it does have a good-sized customer base, especially in the financial industry.\n\nI've never used it but I have seen people advertising for SAP help.
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I just enrolled in the print version of the Business course there, and so far things seem to be going well. I was VERY cautious before enrolling because I didn't want to end up with a degree that wasn't worth anything. I'm still researching how respected their degrees are, but on a positive note, they are accepted by VA (Veteran's Administration) for educational benefits under the Montgomery G.I. Bill so they can't be too bad or else they wouldn't approve them.
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If you are a textile engineer and has interest in the workflow and business of the industry then SAP is a very good thing to study. SAP has a very good footing within ERP databases and I doubt whether there would be a good competitor to SAP in many modules in recent future. Oracle ERP is trying hard to rach there but as of now there are far behind. One good thing is if you know SAP, two years down the line you can learn other ERP products making your skill set wider. Hence if you continue to study I do not see a problem.\n\nAlso read my earlier reply to the same question:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/;_ylt=AiTH8s2_B9ftgVKV__ZQfqQezKIX?qid=1006053114822
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Perhaps thorugh some phony online scam. And most of those are just enticing you witht he words "degree in one year".\n\nHow many credits do you have now? The best you may hope for in a year is an AA if you work your tail off. BA-BS 2 to 4 years, the lesser if you have a lot of credits already. It at least needs to be a reputable online or campus oriented school. Phoenix online, last I heard, was close to $400 per credit though.
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Hi Mark,\n\nI do not know what exactly you want to know here. I am not much aware about SSA but as far as SAP and Oracle are concerned, here is my explanation.\n\nOracle has many products which includes the big share of its database software. Now SAP is an ERP software which can run on ORACLE as a database.\n\nBut when you talk about Oracle ERP products like they took over JD Edwards, Sieble CRM etc. they are coming in to competition with SAP in the field of ERP.\n\nI hope you understand the point better now.\n\nRegards,\nYatin Bhatt
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I checked it out pretty good and decided it was way to much a pain in the as.As in your question way to many things to go wrong and there are many Lawyers that buy all the good stuff up.Don't fall for it sounds like easy money but only for the people that want to sell you the courses and books.
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Is the option to add route b choice still open? If not clearing in july would probably be the best bet. check with UCAS who will be able to tell you for sure. Good luck with the course you choose.
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Check out this website\n\nhttp://www.sap.com/india/index.epx
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Hi , \nJust wanted to help with what I know.I am into IT, so IT so I think that way.\nAll the respect and money that the Indian mathematicians and doctors , from India, earned in the west .....are going to the IT guys now ...because the West thinks that we are the best.Blindly go for MCA to encash this.\nIn fact the best course are course on SAP, Oracle DBA, IBM Mainframe( all would be part of MCA).Also enquire in C-Dac, which give short courses in these subjects( max 1 year duration).\nThe demand is huge and is here to stay for quite some time .As a beginner , know the basics, and slowly you will be absorbed.....with some effort .In the meantime....if you are hardworking enough......keep ur passport ready....as  nowhere in this globe do companies find gud and cheap IT expertise....hence the interest in India.\nAlso give more attention to the Technology you want to learn.....and not the Degree.\nThere are lots of accounting guys, CA's, civil enngnrs, doctors working in IT and that too in core technology.\nThat's the beauty of this domain....so go ahead.\n\nRegards\nSumant Mishra
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Your two choices seem miles apart. SAP probably involves customizing interfaces for a HR-related program suite while software testing is a completely different area. What is your degree in? Choose the one that best matches your education and talents.\n\nAbout that company and the start date. Did you reply to their offer letter? Sounds like they are stonewalling you. I would think of looking elseware as I wouldn't want to join a company that couldn't make up its mind.\n\nGood Luck !
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So when did this session become a job consultant platform.\nYahoo people pls clarify, so that I can too file my CV.\nWaav ! whata  nice idea.\nDear my wishes to you to become a broker. But pls check elsewhere. Not here.
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not me, but how about we take courses at the same time.  I was wanting either:  Medical office assistant, Medical Administrative assistant, or just administrative assistant.  I got the pamphlet from Saskatoon Business College.  These are the only ones that I am interested in that they offer my other choices are:   Legal Admin Assistant, Accounting, Computer accounting technician, info tech specialist, business admin, financial services assistant.  Don't worry, I won't take the medical office assistant one if you don't want me to, dork.  I am not going to copy you.  Even if I did take it, it wouldn't be because I am copying, Amber!  I just need to further my education and that one has the least amount of math in the course.  I just want a steady income that involves as little math as possible!
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This is not going to work. You should start some real life experience on SAP. Maybe a helpdesk ?
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Hi Deep,\n\nIf you are working on SAP and that too in ABAP, but still not finding it interesting then I think you should look for a change of job in a good company who really uses SAP in their business.\n\nIf you still want to be in JAVA, then work on SAP Netweaver product suite which gives you exposure on ABAP+JAVA coding in Web Dynpros and BSP applications.\n\nHope it makes things some what easy for you.\n\nRegards,\nYatin
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FI-CO stands for Finance and Controlling.\n\nNever mislead yourself that SAP is a programming language, it is an ERP package. As you might aware that SAP consists of different modules like SD, MM, PP, FI etc it’s up to you to decide which module you are interested in. As a programmer you have to work on various module, but as a functional consultant [involves less in code and more in design, develop, configure and install SAP applications] you can choose particular module.\n\nSAP deals with domain knowledge… so first get the basic information about that and choose your area of interest, initially it may take minimum 2 months to learn the course, to become an expert it may take years. There are many companies around the world implements SAP, salaries are based on experience, hard work and effort.