Enterprise systems education in the 21st century

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IT education, particularly at business colleges, is undergoing a transformation because of the emerging federated systems or enterprise-wide systems (ES). This follows a trend in industry, which uses complex software applications like SAP and others. This movement toward ES in industry has created major challenges for integrating ES into the classroom. ""Enterprise Systems Education in the 21st Century"" presents methods of reengineering business curricula in order to use ES solutions. It also helps ES vendors understand the higher education environment so they can support college and university programs. ""Enterprise Systems Education in the 21st Century"" acts as a platform for both educators and vendors to present solutions and experiences gained from the challenges of integrating ES into the business classroom.

Kenneth E. MurphyStefan KochAndrew Stein and Paul Hawking and Brendan McCarthyAndrew Targowski and Bernard HanAndrew Targowski and Bernard HanT. M. Rajkumar and Mahesh SarmaAndrew TargowskiSatish P. Deshpande and Andrew TargowskiR. Lawrence LaForgeMahesh Sarma and David C. YenMahesh Sarma and David C. YenThomas Rienzo and J. Michael Tarn and James DanenbergFrank Liu and Leo LiuMuhammad A. RaziBret Wagner and Thomas RienzoBernard HanKuanchin ChenMichael Rosemann and Amelia A. MaurizioJanelle Daugherty and Sandra B. RichtermeyerFrank Lin and Tony Coulson

Preface	p. vi
Section I Developing an ES Curriculum
Chapter I Critical Success Factors for Implementing ERP Systems as a Vehicle for Business Curriculum Integration at a Large State University	p. 1
Chapter II Implementing ERP Education in a Changing Environment and Different Degree Programs	p. 27
Chapter III ERP Education: Hosting, Visiting, and Certifying	p. 41
Chapter IV The Business Process-Driven Undergraduate IS Curriculum: A Transition from Classical CIS to Emerging BIT	p. 52
Chapter V The ERP-Oriented Graduate IT Program	p. 74
Section II Examples - How to Teach Specific Business Processes of ES
Chapter VI Teaching ERP Concepts in a Capstone Course	p. 95
Chapter VII Teaching an Enterprise Project as a Capstone Course of the CIS/BIT Program	p. 113
Chapter VIII Teaching Human Resource Management Using SAP	p. 129
Chapter IX Teaching Operations Management with Enterprise Software	p. 138
Chapter X Using SAP for SCM Applications and Design: A Study of the Supply Chain Management Process	p. 152
Chapter XI Using SAP for ERP Applications and Design: A Case Study of the Sales and Distribution Process	p. 176
Section III Examples - How to Teach Specific IT Topics in ES
Chapter XII Putting Enterprise Systems in a Larger ICT Context: A Pedagogical Framework	p. 202
Chapter XIII Enterprise Architecture and Enterprise Information Architecture: What is It and How to Teach It	p. 213
Chapter XIV Teaching ERP with Microsoft Business Solutions - Great Plains	p. 230
Chapter XV Teaching Integrated Business Processes via ERP Configuration	p. 246
Chapter XVI Teaching ERP Programming Using SAP ABAP/4	p. 261
Chapter XVII A Course on Enterprise Portal Development and Management: Issues, Challenges, and Solutions	p. 283
Section IV Industrial Support of ES Education
Chapter XVIII The Status of SAP-Related Education: Results of a Global Survey	p. 298
Chapter XIX Supporting Enterprise Systems Across the Business Curriculum: The Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance	p. 327
Chapter XX Enterprise Systems Education: A Vendor's Approach - Oracle University's Practice	p. 339
About the Authors	p. 358
Index	p. 364

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