SAP ABAP

1. ERP fundamentals

2. SAP R/3 technical details

3. ASAP methodology(ABAPer's role in SAP implementation life cycle and in

customization and development)

4. Basics of ABAP(21 days book: Ken Greenwood)

5. Internal tables operations(std, sorted and hashed)

6. ABAP debugger

7. DDIC in depth

9. Programming guidelines &Perfomance tuning(including sql trace tool & runtime

analysis, code inspector etc)

10. Database table operations

11. Extract datasets

12. Simple and interactive reporting

13. SD & MM module knowledge required for an ABAPer

14. Business process of an application development

15. SAP Project models & flow of an ABAPer resposibilities in a project

16. ALV using only functional module aproach

17. SAP Scripts

18. Smart forms

19. BDC

20. Screen programming

21. Understanding Functional specification and designing technical specification

22. Code review techniques

23. Unit Test Plan

24. Transport and workbench request

25. Transport organizer

26. Version mgmt

27. ITS

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2. Business Process

3. Master Data

4. Copa

5. Profitability Analysis

SAP HANA

From a developer’s point of view one needs to understand:

Developers need to have knowledge of platforms such as Eclipse and Github and
automated testing tools such as Jenkins
They need to learn how to use SAP Cloud Platform
They also need to start developing SCP(SAP cloud platform) and use APIs instead of
all ABAP.
From a functional point of view as well as core SAP S/4 HANA skills one needs to
understand:

Design thinking to really understand the business problem

Understanding new ways to deliver (agile, DT)
Being able to do a functional design across S/4HANA and SCP). An understanding of
the possibilities around automation/RPA (which should include UIPath, Blueprism,
Contextor) and how these can be identified and embedded in business processes
Following on from this, the same is true for AI and ML: What is available in SAP
standard, how can these be enhanced/developed further, how these technologies can
be embedded in the business process. There is no point in understanding the
standard process, or the AI and ML components, we will need a new type of hybrid
SAP practitioner.
Functional Consultants will need a closer working with data/analytics colleagues
and awareness of

Positioning of BW/4HANA
Capabilities of predictive analytics
Embedded analytics; how far can we go and what the split is between embedded and an
EDW (Enterprise data warehouse) and live connection through the SAC (SAP analytics
Cloud)
Visualisation tooling; SAC vs Tableau vs PowerBI etc
Blockchain scenarios and integration with SAP S/4HANA .