Pelatihan SAP di Fakultas Teknik Unika Atma Jaya

S A P
System, Application And Products in Data Processing

Apakah SAP ?
SAP adalah sistem aplikasi yang mendukung perencanaan dan pengendalian operasional pada proses bisnis, yang berhubungan dengan pengelolaan sumber daya perusahaan seperti dana, manusia, mesin, waktu, bahan baku, dan kapasitas produksi (supply chain process)

Mengapa anda harus mengikuti pelatihan SAP?
Bagi anda yang tertarik pada bisnis atau hendak bekerja di suatu perusahaan, mySAP Fundamental Training akan mempertajam pengetahuan mengenai proses bisnis, serta meningkatkan kemampuan penggunaan teknologi SAP untuk mengakomodasi kepentingan dan komunikasi intra dan antar bagian

Apa ada persyaratan keilmuan untuk pelatihan ini ?
Tidak ada persyaratan keilmuan. Semua orang yang tertarik untuk menekuni proses bisnis dapat mengikuti pelatihan ini

Apa benefit yang bisa didapatkan?
Saat ini banyak perusahaan besar di Indonesia yang menanyakan sertifikasi SAP bagi para calon tenaga kerjanya. Dengan mengikitu pelatihan ini, setiap peserta pelatihan yang lulus ujian akan mendapatkan international certificate by SAP yang berlaku selamanya

Mengapa harus mengikuti pelatihan saat ini ?
- Karena kesempatan terbatas, hanya untuk mahasiswa,dosen,alumni, & karyawan Unika Atma Jaya
- Hanya beberapa universitas di Jakarta yang berkesempatan mengadakan pelatihan ini
- Biaya pelatihan relatif murah (dibandingkan dengan training sejenis di universitas / institusi lain).

Fakultas Teknik Unika Atma Jaya

Menyelenggarakan
PELATIHAN SERTIFIKASI SAP
PERIODE GENAP 2008/2009

A. MODUL FUNDAMENTAL
Periode 1 : tanggal 2 s/d 12 Maret 2009 tanggal ujian 16 Maret 2009
Periode 2 : tanggal 4 s/d 13 Mei 2009 tanggal ujian 15 Mei 2009
(8 kali pertemuan masing-masing 4 jam/pertemuan)
Waktu pelatihan: pukul 15:30 – 19:30 WIB. Setiap hari kecuali hari sabtu dan Minggu.

B. MODUL PRODUCTION PLANNING (PP)
Periode 1 : tanggal 7, 14 dan 21 Maret 2009 tanggal ujian 28 Maret 2009
Periode 2 : tanggal 2, 16, dan 23 Mei 2009 tanggal ujian 30 Mei 2009
Syarat Modul PP: Sudah lulus sertifikasi SAP Fundamental

Tempat: Laboratorium Statistik Industri dan Pendukung Keputusan, Jurusan Teknik Industri – UAJ Jakarta
Kapasitas kelas: 30 orang per kelas (Max)

Pendaftaran:
1. Pendaftaran tiap periode bisa dilakukan melalui Bp. Yoseph Ole (email yoseph.ole@atmajaya.ac.id atau yosephole78@yahoo.com
Atau dapat langsung ke HP: 081386081329 (no SMS)

2. Tempat pendaftaran
- Lab Statistik (5708826 psw 3120) atau Lab Sistem Produksi (psw 3115)
- Bagi telp dari bagian lain di Unika Atma Jaya -, tekan 156 dahulu.

3. Peserta agar memberikan no telp dan email yang masih aktif dan membawa 1 buah fotocopy KAK (bagi mahasiswa)

4. Pendaftaran dan pelunasan akan dianggap sebagai tanda booking tempat. Jadwal daftar dapat dilihat di tabel di bawah.

5. Kelas dibuka bila peserta minimal 15 orang.Bila jumlah peminat melebihi kapasitas, akan dimasukkan sebagai cadangan.

Pembayaran:
1. Biaya Pendaftaran :
• Mahasiswa/i aktif/Dosen/Karyawan Atma Jaya : Rp 700.000,- per peserta/modul
• Alumni Unika Atma Jaya : Rp 800.000,- per peserta / modul

2. Pembayaran dilakukan melalui transfer (tidak boleh cash) ke Bank Niaga (Cabang: JKT-IBC Niaga Tower), atas nama IR. HADI SUTANTO no rek. 064-01-75985-12-1

3. Setelah pembayaran, slip setoran bisa diserahkan ke Bp. Yoseph Ole, di fax ke 57900573 atau diemail ke yoseph.ole@atmajaya.ac.id atau yosephole78@yahoo.com

4. Uang yang telah disetorkan tidak dapat ditarik kembali dengan alasan apapun (kecuali pembatalan jadwal)

5. Bagi pendaftar yang sampai batas jadwal (lihat ”Jdw Bayar”) pembayaran belum menyerahkan bukti pembayaran, maka tempatnya dapat diberikan kepada peserta cadangan.

JADWAL PEMBAYARAN

Modul Fundamental:
Periode 1, jadual daftar: sekarang s/d 20 Feb 2009. jadual bayar: sekarang s/d 25 Feb 2009
Periode 2, jadual daftar: sekarang s/d 24 Apr 2009. jadual bayar: sekarang s/d 29 Apr 2009
Modul Production Planning:
Periode 1, jadual daftar: sekarang s/d 27 Feb 2009. jadual bayar: sekarang s/d 4 Maret 2009
Periode 2, jadual daftar: sekarang s/d 24 Apr 2009. jadual bayar: sekarang s/d 29 Apr 2009

Fasilitas:
Ruang pelatihan dengan pemakaian 1 komputer per peserta, Snack, Modul Pelatihan (sdh termasuk biaya ujian), sertifikat (berlaku international).

*Dianjurkan untuk melakukan pembayaran pada jadwal yang telah ditetapkan. Bila sudah daftar namun belum bayar tempatnya dapt diberikan pada calon peserta waiting list. Jika ada pembatalan jadwal, maka uang akan dikembalikan

English Chapter 5

FROM THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION TO THE FIRST MODERN COMPUTER

After the Industrial Revolution, most advances in the development of the computer took place in the United States. The first significant develop¬ments in the history of computers in the U.S. were made by a man named Herman Hollerith. Dr. Hollerith worked for the U.S. Bureau of the Census, the agency that keeps information on the population. Because the 1880 census count was not truly complete until 1889, it was clear that census reports could not be up-to-date. First, in the late 1880s, Dr. Hollerith devel¬oped a card that had coded data in punched holes. Then he invented machines which could read these data and process them. For example, one machine sorted, or separated the cards; another machine tabulated, or counted, numbers; and still another merged, or joined, two sets of punched cards. As a result of these inventions, the 1890 census took only two and a half years to tabulate. A few years afterward, Hollerith started the Tabulating Machine Company in order to manufacture his devices. Subsequently, this company became part of the world-famous company called IBM (International Business Machines).
During the years succeeding Hollerith's inventions, both the punched card and the machines used with it were improved. The improved machines were called EAM (Electrical Accounting Machines) devices. The punched cards and the machines based on Hollerith's inventions are not used very frequently today.
Later, certain problems with the punched card and the accounting machines developed. First, because the machines were mechanical (oper¬ating with gears and levers), their speed was limited. Second, since each machine performed a different job, extra time was needed to change the cards from one machine to another. Last, and above all, the possibility for mistakes was high because of the need to keep transferring the cards.
During the Second World War the modern age of computers began with the development of the first electronic computers. Several develop¬ments took place during this period of time which changed the history of computation.
I. 1938-1942. Professor John V. Atanasoff of Iowa State College and his assistant, Clifford Berry, designed and built the Atanasoff-Berry com¬puter, the ABC. It was the first electronic digital computer and provided the basis for the development of the ENIAC.
1939-1944. Professor Howard Aiken of Harvard University„ together with some engineers from IBM, built an enormous calculating machine. This joint effort produced the MARK 1, an electromechanical device that was controlled by punched cards. MARK 1 was used in mil¬itary ballistics (the study of the motion of bullets, missiles, bombs, etc.).
1943-1946. Dr. John W. Mauchly and J. Presper Eckert, with funding from the U.S. Army, constructed the ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer). This was the first major electronic digital computer. The ENIAC was an enormous machine which weighed about 30 tons (1 ton = 2,000 pounds) and took up an area of 1,500 square feet (see illustration 5-4). The ENIAC is particularly important in the history of computers because it provided the basis of modern computer technology.
The developments which took place during World War II led to the 12 important advances made in the period after the war. This period can be referred to as the modern age of computers. We will study the develop¬ments which have taken place during this time in the following chapter.