SAP Certification Training in NSIT
Course Duration: 2 Months
Fee: 20000/-
Course Overview
SAP exam TADM51-70 (SAP Certified Technology Associate - System Administration with
NetWeaver 7.0) consists of three broad courses: TADM10, TADM12 and one database specific
course (here it is TADM51: Oracle). Course TADM10 is the foundation for various, further
training courses for consultants. After TADM10, students can continue their training to become
(Technical) XI or EP Consultant. Alternatively, they can proceed to course TADM12 where they
will further expand their knowledge of SAP NetWeaver AS. Courses TADM10 and TADM12
are largely independent of the type of operating system and database technology. To pass
the exam to become a certified SAP Certified Technology Associate - System Administration
- SAP NetWeaver 7.0 (<database>), one must have good knowledge of the content of courses
TADM10 and TADM12, as well as one of the following database-specific courses: TADM51
(Oracle), TADM53 (MS SQL Server), TADM56 (DB2 on Win/UX) or ADM515 (MaxDB).
Target Audience
This course is intended for the following audiences: SAP Technology Consultants (BASIS
Consultant): Associate Level
Course Prerequisites
Required Knowledge
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Basic knowledge of IT
Basic knowledge of operating systems and databases
Course Goals
This course will prepare you to:
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To work as an Associate Consultant (Junior Consultant) within the SAP technology
environment
To configure and manage SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP
To configure and manage SAP NetWeaver AS Java
FAQs:
What is SAP BASIS?
The term “BASIS” is a reference to the underlying technical architecture of an SAP
application. The term encompasses the server infrastructure, software and the server
processes that run the SAP application.
Who are BASIS consultants?
SAP consultants who design, build and manage the SAP environment are termed as BASIS
consultants. They are the SAP Technical architects in the IT organization.
What is the scope of BASIS consultants in an IT organization?
SAP consultants possess the skills required to administer and configure SAP specific settings
in an IT landscape. They are part of a larger organization which may run a landscape
consisting of several SAP and Non-SAP applications.
What are the pre-requisites for starting a career in SAP BASIS?
Basic knowledge of operating system administration, network management and database
administration.
List of Topics to be covered during Training:
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Overview of SAP Products and Components
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Introduction to SAP NetWeaver
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SAP Architecture Fundamentals
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AS ABAP Processes
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SAP AS ABAP Operations – Starting SAP
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SAP AS ABAP Operations – SAP Logs
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SAP AS ABAP Operations – Shutdown Checks
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System Configuration & Operation Modes
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SAP Memory and Buffer Management
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Performance and Workload Analysis
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System Monitoring and Troubleshooting
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Web Enablement & Communication in SAP
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AS JAVA Architecture & Processes
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Transaction Processing in AS JAVA
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Startup/Shutdown in AS JAVA
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System Administration in AS JAVA
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UME Concepts
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User Management in Java
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Internet Communication: ICM, ITS & ICF
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SAP Web Dispatcher
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SAP Net Weaver AS Java monitoring tools
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Concept of Monitoring Infrastructure
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Configuration for Central Monitoring System
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Patches in Java Stack
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User Master & Authorization Object – AS ABAP
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Role Management – AS ABAP
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User Information & Troubleshooting – AS ABAP
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Concepts of User & Authorization – AS JAVA
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User and Role Management - AS JAVA
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CTS: Overview & Architecture
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CTS: Transport Management System
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SAP Installation: Sizing, Prerequisites & Planning
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SAP Installation: Installation, Post-Installation, SAP Kernel upgrade.
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SAP Print & Spool Administration
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Client Concept : A refresher
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Client Administration Tools
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Concept of Support Packages
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Applying Support Packages
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Database Overview
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Database Processes & Structure
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Database Management
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Concept of Segments & DB Tools
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Database Monitoring
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Additional features of BRTOOLS
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Backup Methods
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Recovery Methods
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Storage Management
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Introduction to Oracle Cache Management
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Monitoring of Database Instance
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Analyzing Application Design
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Index Management and Optimization
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Cost Based Optimizer
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Analyzing Physical and Logical Layout
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Analyzing Memory Configuration
The training will take about two months to complete. NSIT will provide SAP Trial software and
five learning manuals (Books) in soft form to all trainees. Training will cost each student 20,000
Rs which will be deposited in NSIT before commencing formal training.
Upon successful training students would have gained SAP Administration's skills which would
make them able to apply for SAP Administration(Basis) jobs as an entry or associate level
anywhere in the world and can start their career as SAP Consultant.