ABAP is one of the many application-specific fourth-generation languages. ABAP used to be an abbreviation of Allgemeiner Berichtsaufbereitungsprozessor, the German meaning of "generic report preparation processor" , but was later renamed to Advanced Business Application Programming. Duties of an ABAPer would include to develop and maintain programs to enhance the assigned application module using the SAP Development tools. Collaborate with the SAP Project Management, Business and Systems Analyst and user departments to develop specifications for system engancements for continuous functional improvement. Develop Test Plans and automated scripts to assure expected performance quality levels meet standards in development efforts. Implement technical architecture surrounding the package. Prerequisite for SAP ABAP Training: The most basic qualification for making a career in SAP ABAP programming is sharp and logical programming skills and understanding all the concepts of object oriented programming with sound database knowledge. Detail Course Outline Section - A Introduction to SAP ABAP      What is SAP      SAP Architecture and where ABAP fits in      ABAP Development Workbench Tools      Object Navigator      Workbench Organizer      Data Dictionary      Menu Painter      Screen Painter Section - B ABAP Dictionary      Tables      Views      Lock Objects Section - C ABAP Programming Techniques      Reports Statement Line Size Line-count Message Page Heading Report Comment Section      Declarations Tables Includes Variables (Data Types and Data Objects) Structures Internal Table Constants      Selection Screen / Input Fields Parameters Select - Options Section Screen Formatting