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After this course, the students will be able to identify and analyse the business requirements of any organization for Record to Report process cycle and to configure

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Learning objectives

  • Configuration and implementation for sap fico module
  • Requirements gathering for the business record to report process cycle
  • Sap business analysis to improve financial activities
  • Hands-on experience with sap system
  • Be able to take sap fi certification exam
  • Be able to work as both sap end-user and consultant
  • Understand how a required business process runs on sap
  • Integration of sap fico with sap mm and sap sd

Syllabus

To learn the configuration and end-user processes for SAP FI module
  • Introduction to the Course

  • Introduction to SAP ERP

    • SAP ABAP/4 Language

    • What is SAP R/3?

    • Development view of R/3 (System Landscape/Client-Server Approach)

    • Hardware view of R/3 (Presentation server, Application server and Database server)

    • What is a Client?

    • What is ERP?

    • SAP Product offerings as per company-size

    • SAP's new dimensional products/applications

    • SAP's Industry-specific solutions

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  • Introduction to SAP ERP

    • Benefits of SAP

    • Introduction of SAP NetWeaver

  • ASAP Methodology 

    • Different Phases to implement SAP

    • SAP Team Mapping (Functional/Technical Consultants & Business Users)   

    • Introduction of different Business Blueprint documentations

    • What is GAP Analysis?   

    • Introduction of WRICEF Elements

    • Introduction of AS-IS and TO-BE Methodology   

    • Overview of Enterprise - Organizational Structure

    • Introduction of Software Testing (UT, IT, DT, UAT, RT), HPQC and QT   

    • Introduction of Data migration and cut-over strategies

  • Introduction to SAP GUI

  • SAP Navigation

    • Three different ways to access transactions in SAP

    • SAP GUI options (Theme, Local Data, Font etc.)   

    • SAP system status, version and component information

  • Overview of IMG (Implementation Guide)

  • User Maintenance

  • Overview of Transport Organizer

  • Overview of existing Clients in the system 

  • Enterprise Structure in IMG (Implementation Guide)

    • Defining the Company

    • Automatic recording of changes in the Client settings (Customizing request dialogue box)

    • Introduction and creation of Company code

    • Change the Company code details

  • Definition

    • Introduction and creation of Business Areas

    • Introduction and creation of Consolidated Business Area

    • Global parameters for Company code

    • Introduction of Functional Area

    • Introduction of FM Area

    • Introduction of Credit Control Area

  • Overview of Controlling, LG, SD, MM, LE, HR in Enterprise structure

  • Assignment

    • Assignment of company code to company

    • Assignment of company code to credit control area

    • Assignment of business area to consolidated business area

    • Hierarchy levels

  • Introduction of 3-step methodology of Variant Principle

    • Three types of Variants (Fiscal Year Variant, Posting Period Variant & Field Status Variant)

  • Fiscal Year (with Shortened Fiscal Year) Variant

    • Year dependent Fiscal Year

    • Year Independent Fiscal Year

    • Calendar Fiscal Year

    • Non-calendar Fiscal Year

    • Introduction of Shortened Fiscal Year

    • Introduction of Fiscal Year standard templates

    • Creation of Fiscal Year Variant (Non-calendar Fiscal Year)

    • Introduction of Special Periods

  • Creation of Posting Period Variant

    • Define the values for Open and Close Posting Periods

    • Assignment of Posting Period Variant to the company code

  • Introduction of Currencies (3 methods)

    • Reference/Base Currency

    • Exchange rate spread

    • Inversion

    • Check Exchange Rate Types (SAP NetWeaver)

    • Introduction of 3 Types of Exchange Rate

    • M (Average exchange rate)

    • B (Bank selling rate)

    • G (Bank buying rate)

    • Introduction of inversion method (Direct and Indirect quotation)

    • Enter Exchange Rates (SAP NetWeaver)

    • Introduction of Alternative Exchange Rate Type (EURX, EURO)

    • Maintain Exchange Rate Spreads (SAP NetWeaver)

  • Overview of Transport Organizer Requests

  • Chart of Accounts (General Ledger)

    • What is Master Data?

    • Introduction of Chart of Accounts (Highest level of hierarchy in GL Accounts)

    • Three types of Chart of Accounts

    • Operative or Company Code Chart of Accounts

    • Group Chart of Accounts (Consolidated Financial Statements)

    • Country Chart of Accounts

    • Introduction of Chart of Accounts Segment and Company Code Segment

    • Different transaction codes for the creation of different chart of accounts

    • Creation of Operative or Company Code Chart of Accounts

    • Assignment of chart of accounts to the company code

  • Account Groups

    • Introduction and creation of Account Groups (Assets, Liabilities, Expenses and Income)

  • Define Retained Earnings Account (P&L statement account type symbol: +)

  • Introduction of Field Status Variant and Field Status Group

    • Introduction of G/L Account Groups Field Status and its Priority Level: (Suppress, Display, Req. Entry, Opt. Entry)

    • Creation of Field Status Variant and Field Status Group

    • Introduction of how to display the transaction code through Additional information

    • Transaction code: OBC4 to change Field Status Variant

    • Assignment of field status variant to the company code

  • General Ledger Master Data - TC: FS00

    • Creation of GL Accounts (Chart of Accounts Segment and Company Code Segment)

    • External number range for the GL Accounts

    • Alternative account number

    • The concept of Open item management and Line item display

    • Creation of Reconciliation Account (Assets), Retained Earnings account (Liabilities), P&L accounts (Expense & Revenue)

    • Introduction of Sort Key for Line item display

    • Field Status Groups for Expense and Revenue accounts

  • Introduction of Chart of Account information: TC: F.10

  • Accounts Receivable/Customer Master Record

    • Introduction of 3 Segments: General data (FI), Company code segment (FI) and Sales area segment (SD)

    • Difference between Decentrally and Centrally Master data

    • Preparations for creating Customer Master data (IMG)

      • Define Account Groups with Screen Layout (Customers)

      • Creation of Customer Account Group with/without One-time account

      • Overview of Screen Layout per Company code (Customers)

      • Overview of Screen Layout per Activity (Customers)

      • Overview of Change Message control for Customer master data

      • Overview of defining Industries

      • Creation of Number Ranges for Customer Accounts

        • Internal and External Number Ranges (Alpha-numeric)

        • Assignment of Number ranges to Customer account groups

    • Creation of Customer Master Data (Easy access)

      • Introduction of SAP GUI options to show keys within dropdown list

  • Accounts Payable/Vendor Master Record

    • Introduction of 3 Segments: General data (FI), Company code segment (FI) and Purchasing area segment (MM)

    • Creation Number Ranges for Vendor Accounts

      • Internal and External Number Ranges (Alpha-numeric)

      • Assignment of Number ranges to Vendor account groups

  • Creation of Vendor Master Data (Easy access)

  • Bank Master Data

    • Define House Banks

    • Set Country-Specific Checks (SAP NetWeaver)

  • Creation of Bank Master Data (Easy Access)

  • Document Control and Structure

    • Header Level and Item Level

    • Document Type (Controls the Header Level, Number Ranges and Account Types)

    • Posting Keys (Controls the Item Level, Field Status and Account Types)

  • Simple Documents in Financial Accounting

    • Creation of G/L Account Document (TC: FB50)

      • Accounting Editing Options (Doc. Type option, Display periods)

      • Introduction of Controlling Area hierarchy to fix the issue (Same chart of accounts and fiscal year variant)

        • Maintain Controlling Area

        • Assignment of Company code to the Controlling

        • Maintain Number Ranges for CO Document

      • Posting of G/L Account Document

      • Document Display with Ledger 0L, Header and Item Information (TC: FB03)

    • Creation and Posting of G/L Account Posting (TC: F-02)

    • Enter rate INR/GBP rate type M (SAP NetWeaver)

    • Activation of components/control indicators for Controlling Area

    • Display/Change Line Items (TC: FBL3N)

    • Display G/L Account Balances (TC: FAGLB03)

  • Reference Documents

    • Account Assignment Model (TC: FKMT and TC: FB50)

  • Recurring Model with the reference of Account Assignment Model (Periodic Processing – TC: F.15)

    • Recurring Entries List (Periodic Processing – TC: F.15)

    • Recurring Entries Execute (Periodic Processing – TC: F.14)

    • Batch Input Session (TC: SM35)

  • Creation of Accounts Receivable/Customer Invoice (TC: FB70 or F-22)

    • Document Display (TC: FB03)

    • Display Currency for Document

    • Display/Change Line Items (TC: FBL5N)

    • Display Balances (TC: FD10N)

  • Creation of Accounts Payable/Vendor Invoice (TC: FB60 or F-43)

    • Document Display (TC: FB03)

    • Display Currency for Document

    • Display/Change Line Items (TC: FBL1N)

    • Display Balances (TC: FK10N)

  • Customer/Vendor Credit Memo

    • One-time Customer/Vendor

    • Document Display

    • Display/Change Line Items

    • Display Balances

  • Posting Period Variant (End-User)

  • Materials Management View on Company Codes

  • Posting Authorizations

    • Definition and Assignment of Tolerance Groups to Users/Employees

  • Customization for Line items Layout and Screen Variant for Line Item Display and Reporting

  • Posting Control

    • Default Values

      • Document Type

      • Posting Key

  • Document Changes

    • Document Change Control

  • Document Reversal

    • Normal Reverse Posting

    • Negative Reverse Posting

  • Payment Terms and Cash Discount

  • Post with Clearing – Incoming and Outgoing Payments (Cash Discount)

  • Account Clearing – Credit Memo

  • GL Document Posting and Clearing

  • Exchange Rate Differences

  • Taxes (Input tax and Output tax)

  • Clearing – Payment Differences

    • Payment Differences

      • Partial Payment

      • Residual Items

  • Tolerance Groups (G/L, Customers/Vendors)

  • Reset Cleared Items

  • Special G/L transactions

    • Configuration of Special G/L Transactions

    • Down Payment Received

    • Down Payment Made

  • Cash journal (Bank Accounting)

    • Cash Journal Configuration

    • Cash Journal Transaction

  • Parking and Holding Documents

    • Basics of Document Parking Versus Hold Document

    • Parking Documents and Processing Parked Document

  • Validations and Substitutions

  • Automatic Payment Program (APP)

    • Payment Run – Overview

    • Payment Program Configuration

    • Running the Payment Program

    • Edit the Payment Proposal

    • Debit Balance Check

  • Automatic Dunning Program

    • Dunning Run - Overview

    • Dunning Program Configuration

    • The Dunning Run

    • Edit the Dunning Proposals

    • Printing Dunning Notices

  • Correspondence

    • Correspondence – Overview

    • Correspondence Types

  • Standard Reports in General Ledger Accounting, Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable, Balance Sheet and Profit & Loss Statement

  • Financial Statement Version

  • Introduction to Controlling

    • Integration between FI and CO

    • Cost Element Accounting

      • Primary Cost Elements and Secondary Cost Elements

    • Cost Centre Accounting

      • Creation of Cost Centres

    • Profit Centre Accounting

      • Creation of Profit Centres

  • Actual/Plan Data

    • Cost Elements/Activity Input Planning (Primary Cost Element)

    • Activity Type/Price Planning (Activity Type/Secondary Cost Element)

    • Actual Flow of data from FI / Variance

  • Cost Centre Reports/Profit Centre Reports

  • Distribution and Assessment (Month-End Closing / Year-End Closing)

  • Internal Order

  • Organizational Structures

    • Chart of Depreciation

    • Account determination

    • Screen Layout rules

    • Number ranges

    • Asset Classes

    • Integration with the General Ledger

    • Assign G/L Accounts

  • Depreciation

    • Valuation Methods – Depreciation Keys

    • Valuation – Depreciation Areas

    • Determination of Depreciation Areas

    • Master Data (Configuration)

    • Screen Layout for Master data and Depreciation Areas

  • Transactions and Information System

  • Transaction types to Depreciation Areas

  • Define or Assign Forms (History Sheet)

  • Cost Centres/Profit Centres for Assets

  • Master Data and Postings

    • Asset Master Records

    • Asset Acquisition

  • Asset Retirement

  • Assets under Construction (AuC)

  • Intracompany/Intercompany Asset Transfer

  • Miscellaneous Posting (Add the Acquisition Value)

  • Periodic Processing

    • Depreciation Posting

    • Fiscal Year Change

    • Year-End Closing (Asset Accounting)

  • Information System

  • Report Selection

  • Year - end Closing (Foreign Currency Valuation, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable and General Ledger)

  • New General Ledger

    • Introduction

    • Ledger Definition

    • Document Splitting

    • Segment Reporting

    • Periodic Processing and Information System (New)

  • Cross-Company Code Transactions

  • Integration of CO with FI (New GL)

  • Integration of FI with MM and SD

  • SAP Data Migration through LSMW

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Provides hands-on experience with the SAP system, which allows learners to apply their knowledge in a practical setting and develop valuable skills
Covers the integration of SAP FICO with SAP MM and SAP SD, which is essential for understanding the interconnectedness of business processes within an organization
Prepares learners to take the SAP FI Certification exam, which can enhance their professional credibility and career prospects in the SAP ecosystem
Explores ASAP methodology, which is a structured approach to implementing SAP systems and can help learners manage SAP projects effectively
Includes quizzes after each section, which helps learners assess their understanding of the material and reinforce their learning
Uses SAP GUI, which may require learners to familiarize themselves with the interface and navigation, potentially posing a small learning curve

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Reviews summary

Comprehensive sap fico fundamentals & configuration

According to learners, this course offers a comprehensive and step-by-step approach to understanding SAP FICO, covering both Financial Accounting (FI) and Controlling (CO) modules, along with Asset Accounting and New GL concepts. Many find the instructor knowledgeable and explanations clear, making it an excellent resource for building a strong foundation in SAP FICO for career purposes. However, some students note the lack of integrated hands-on system access is a significant challenge for practical application, and while comprehensive for beginners, it may not provide sufficient depth for experienced users or complex consulting scenarios. Older reviews occasionally mentioned potentially outdated interface examples, though this seems less prominent in recent feedback.
Content depth perception varies by user.
"Could use more detailed examples for complex scenarios."
"doesn't go deep enough for real-world consulting challenges."
"Content is dense. It provides a good foundation but I needed external resources for deeper dives."
Provides a solid starting point for FICO.
"Good for beginners wanting to understand the module and configuration."
"Highly recommended for anyone starting in SAP FICO."
"Perfect for getting started with SAP FICO and building a foundational knowledge."
Wide range of SAP FICO topics covered.
"Covers configuration step-by-step, which is exactly what I needed."
"The coverage of both FI and CO is comprehensive, including Asset Accounting and New GL."
"Covers all the necessary topics for a solid understanding of FICO from end-user to consultant view."
Instructor explains complex topics clearly.
"Instructor is very knowledgeable and explains concepts clearly."
"The explanations are very clear, and the structure follows the syllabus well."
"Instructor is excellent, explanations are easy to grasp."
Some older videos show outdated interfaces.
"Parts of the course seem outdated, referencing older SAP interfaces."
"Outdated interface shown in videos. I found it harder to follow having access to a newer system."
"Some examples felt a bit old compared to the latest SAP versions I've seen."
Course lacks integrated SAP system access.
"System access wasn't included, which is a drawback for practice."
"the lack of hands-on system access makes practicing difficult."
"Just watching isn't enough. I had to find my own sandbox to practice the configuration steps."

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in SAP FICO (Financial Accounting & Management Accounting) with these activities:
Review Accounting Principles
Reinforce your understanding of fundamental accounting principles to better grasp the SAP FICO module's underlying logic.
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  • Review key accounting concepts.
  • Practice applying these principles.
Read 'Accounting for Dummies'
Solidify your understanding of basic accounting concepts before diving into SAP FICO configurations.
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  • Obtain a copy of 'Accounting for Dummies'.
  • Read the chapters on financial statements.
  • Work through the example problems.
Practice SAP Navigation
Familiarize yourself with SAP GUI navigation to efficiently execute transactions and configurations within the FICO module.
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  • Log into the SAP system.
  • Practice using transaction codes.
  • Explore the IMG (Implementation Guide).
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Follow SAP FICO Configuration Tutorials
Gain hands-on experience by following tutorials that guide you through the configuration steps for specific FICO functionalities.
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  • Find tutorials on specific FICO topics.
  • Follow the steps in the tutorial.
  • Document any issues encountered.
Configure a Mock Company in SAP FICO
Apply your knowledge by configuring a simplified company structure within SAP FICO, covering enterprise structure, GL accounts, and basic postings.
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  • Define a company code and chart of accounts.
  • Create GL accounts and posting rules.
  • Post sample financial transactions.
Document SAP FICO Configuration Settings
Improve your understanding and retention by creating documentation that outlines the configuration settings you've implemented in SAP FICO.
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  • Choose a specific FICO area to document.
  • Record the configuration steps taken.
  • Explain the purpose of each setting.
Explore 'SAP FICO Black Book'
Deepen your understanding of SAP FICO with a comprehensive reference guide.
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  • Obtain a copy of the 'SAP FICO Black Book'.
  • Review the chapters relevant to your project.
  • Use it as a reference for configuration details.

Career center

Learners who complete SAP FICO (Financial Accounting & Management Accounting) will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
SAP Consultant
An SAP consultant helps businesses implement and optimize their use of SAP software. This course, with its focus on SAP FICO, is particularly useful for those wanting to specialize in the financial modules of SAP. The course covers configuration, end-user processes, and integration with other SAP modules, providing a strong base for a consultant to help clients with their financial processes. The course also teaches about business requirements for the record to report cycle, which are key to configuring solutions. A consultant working with SAP might also find it helpful that the course includes SAP business analysis techniques to improve financial activities.
SAP Implementation Specialist
An SAP implementation specialist focuses on deploying SAP software for businesses, which includes configuration, testing, and user training. This course provides the necessary background for someone looking to become an SAP implementation specialist, particularly regarding finance. The course includes configuration and implementation for the SAP FICO module, giving deep understanding of how financial systems are set up and customized to fit business needs. An SAP implementation specialist working on financial systems will greatly benefit from the course's focus on business requirements for the record to report process cycle and SAP business analysis to improve financial activities.
Business Systems Analyst
A business systems analyst assesses the business needs of an organization, and they can use technology to improve operations. This course will help to build a foundation for a career as a business systems analyst, especially those focused on financial systems. The course covers business requirements for the record to report cycle, which is foundational to improving that process. Also, the course teaches students to use the SAP system itself, a plus for business systems analysts working in companies that use this technology. A business systems analyst can apply the knowledge of SAP configuration and implementation to help a business run more efficiently in their Record to Report processes.
Data Migration Specialist
A data migration specialist moves data from one system to another, ensuring its integrity and accuracy. This course, with its module on SAP data migration through LSMW, will be useful for someone working as a data migration specialist. This course provides training in the SAP system. A data migration specialist will find the hands on experience with the SAP system helpful, as well as the knowledge of how financial processes are configured in SAP. This course is especially useful for those looking to specialize in SAP data migration.
Management Accountant
A management accountant uses cost and revenue data to advise internal stakeholders and ensure the business is profitable. This course gives you the skills to understand the financial processes and systems that drive those calculations. The course includes an understanding of SAP's management accounting, as well as financial accounting, and its integration with materials management and sales and distribution. A management accountant will also find that the course's focus on how a business process runs on SAP is very relevant. A management accountant needs to understand both the financial and operational sides of a business, and this course provides that.
Financial Analyst
A financial analyst examines financial data to help companies make sound business decisions. This course helps a financial analyst understand the structure of SAP Financial Accounting as well as Management Accounting which can be extremely valuable, since many companies use SAP. The course's emphasis on configuration and business requirements of the Record to Report process is relevant to financial analysis. Understanding how financial data is recorded and structured is necessary to analyzing patterns. Financial analysts may find the integration of SAP FICO with other SAP modules especially useful to grasp the full scope of financial activities within a business.
Systems Accountant
A systems accountant is a specialist in financial systems and accounting software, which may include SAP. This course helps build a foundation for a career as a systems accountant, especially one focusing on SAP. The course covers SAP FICO configuration and end-user processes. It also teaches how to understand required business processes in SAP, which are essential skills for a systems accountant. A systems accountant will find the hands-on training, along with the integration of SAP FICO with MM and SD, to be especially useful.
Business Process Analyst
A business process analyst reviews and improves business workflows, often using technology. This course can significantly help a business process analyst, particularly those focused on financial processes using SAP. The course covers configuration and implementation for the SAP FICO module along with requirements gathering for the business record to report cycle. A business process analyst may find the emphasis on how a business process runs on SAP and the integration of SAP with other modules to be extremely useful. Business process analysts would benefit from the SAP business analysis techniques taught, which can improve financial activities.
Business Analyst
A business analyst identifies problems and provides solutions to business needs. This course gives a great foundation to a business analyst who is working on the financial side of a business. The course will help them to understand the fundamentals of the SAP system. The course covers configuration, end-user processes, and the record to report process cycle. A business analyst will benefit from the SAP business analysis which can improve financial activities. This background is very helpful to understanding how a business process runs on SAP.
Financial Controller
A financial controller manages a company's financial operations, including accounting, reporting, and compliance. This course may be useful for a financial controller as it provides a deep understanding of SAP's FICO module. The course delves into the configuration and implementation of SAP for financial accounting and management accounting. A financial controller will find the knowledge of requirements gathering for the business record to report process cycle particularly applicable. A financial controller may benefit from the SAP business analysis techniques, as well as the integration of SAP with other modules.
Cost Accountant
Cost accountants analyze production costs and overhead to ensure accurate accounting and to advise stakeholders on cost reduction. This course may be useful for a future cost accountant, especially as it explores SAP S/4HANA finance. This course may provide a cost accountant with a strong grasp of how costs are structured and managed in SAP. The course covers both financial accounting and management accounting, giving a cost accountant a holistic view of the financial process. Cost accountants will find the configuration, implementation and integration with other SAP modules covered in the course to be very relevant to their work.
Internal Auditor
An internal auditor reviews a company's financial and operational processes to ensure accuracy and compliance. This course, with its focus on the SAP FICO module, may be helpful for an internal auditor when working with companies that use SAP systems. The course emphasizes understanding how a required business process runs on SAP, which is key for an auditor. Also, this course teaches requirements gathering for the business's record to report process cycle, and the integration of SAP FICO with other SAP modules, all of which is relevant for internal auditors. An internal auditor may be able to use this knowledge to identify areas of risk.
Financial Reporting Analyst
A financial reporting analyst is a specialist in preparing financial statements and reports. This course may be useful for a financial reporting analyst because it discusses the necessary documentation and methodology related to financial accounting and analysis. This course teaches how to analyze business requirements for the Record to Report process cycle. This process is a crucial part of financial reporting. In addition, the course covers SAP business analysis to improve financial activities, which allows a financial reporting analyst to develop valuable insights. The configuration, end-user process, and integration with other modules may also be valuable.
Business Intelligence Analyst
A business intelligence analyst uses data to help companies make better strategic decisions. A business intelligence analyst can use the insights gained from this course to understand business needs. This course details the configuration of the SAP FICO module as well as the end-user processes. This course will help a business intelligence analyst develop an understanding of how financial data is structured. A business intelligence analyst can apply these skills to enhance their insights when working with SAP data. A business intelligence analyst may appreciate the SAP business analysis techniques covered in the course.
Project Manager
A project manager plans and executes projects, overseeing budgets and deadlines. This course may be useful for a project manager, particularly one managing an SAP implementation. The course goes into the SAP ASAP methodology with its phases, business blueprints, and testing procedures. This course helps build a high level understanding of the project lifecycle of SAP implementation. It teaches requirements gathering for the business record to report process cycle, which is helpful for project planning. The project manager can use this knowledge to effectively plan and implement projects.

Reading list

We've selected two books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in SAP FICO (Financial Accounting & Management Accounting).
Serves as a comprehensive reference guide for SAP FICO. It covers a wide range of topics, from basic configuration to advanced functionalities. It is particularly useful for understanding the integration points between FI and CO modules. This book is more valuable as a reference tool for specific configuration questions.
Provides a clear and accessible introduction to accounting principles. It's particularly helpful for those with limited or no prior accounting knowledge. It serves as a good foundation before diving into the complexities of SAP FICO. While not a direct SAP reference, it builds the necessary base understanding.

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