Navigating SAP Modules: Which Path Suits My Tech and Finance Background?

rajeevaga
Hi all,

I have completed B.Tech (CSE) and have 2 years of experience in Java. Currently, I am pursuing my final year of MBA with a major in finance and a minor in marketing. I would like to know which SAP module is the best for me to learn.

Looking forward to your reply.

Thanks and regards,
Rajeev
Mahr
Dear Rajeev,

Firstly, in which field (IT, Finance, Marketing) are you planning to set up your career? The reason behind this inquiry is that there will be a lot of comments, but your interest is what truly matters. Below are the relevant modules for each field:

- IT: BASIS, ABAP & PS
- Finance: FICO/FI
- Marketing: SD, MM & BI

I recommend checking the web for any upgraded or updated modules. Anyway, all the best!
kaushal.hr
Hi Rajeev,

I would suggest that you equip yourself with more domain experience before transitioning to the core SAP industry. It is necessary once you become a certified consultant, as your domain knowledge will be tested when interacting with clients. Without strong domain experience and knowledge, it is a common trend in the IT industry for people to either be on the bench or switch companies.

Regarding your query and domain, I am listing all the combinations of domains and relevant SAP modules below:
- BE in Electronics: SAP BASIS, ABAP
- MCA, IT background: BASIS, ABAP, XI, NetWeaver
- BE in Mechanical: SAP MM, PP, QM, PS
- BE in Electronics: SAP BASIS, ABAP
- MBA in Finance: SAP FI-CO
- MBA in Sales: SAP SD
- MBA in HR: SAP HR

Good luck.

Kaushal Rana
murali_dharan_1985@yahoo.co.in
I have completed my BSc-IT and have been working in an IT company for the past 5 years. Currently, I am pursuing my MBA in HR at an evening college. Now, I am interested in enrolling in an SAP course. Can you suggest the best option for me?

Thank you.
jasonjhon
Hi Rajeev! It's a good thing you want to learn SAP; it will enhance your skills. As you mentioned, you have a CSE background and 2 years of experience in Java. So, as far as my concern, the SAP ABAP module is good for you.

Some Basic Info About the ABAP Module:

- ABAP Workbench
- Menu Painter
- Screen Painter
- Data Dictionary
- SAP Script
- Business Workflow (BC – WF)
- ALE
- EDI
- Business Connector
- Business Server Pages
- Internet Application Server
- Mercator Report Painter
- ALV Reporting
- Report Writer
- Dialog Programming
- Repository Information System
- ABAP 00
- IDOCS
- LSMW
- Smartforms
- EBP
- ASAP Methodology
- ABAP Query

These are the topics you will encounter if you choose SAP ABAP.
ramizch
I have completed an MBA in Marketing and have worked for 2 years as a Business Development Executive. Now, I want to switch over to SAP. Which is the best module suited for me, MM or SD?
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