Content:

• Writing ABAP programs and the most important Repository objects using the appropriate ABAP Workbench tools
• Navigating in the ABAP Workbench and using syntax help
• Writing programs using the Object Navigator
• Editing source text using the ABAP Editor
• Testing programs using the Debugger
• Defining elementary and structured data objects
• Overview of important ABAP statements
• Introduction to using internal tables
• Implementing modularization techniques locally within a program
• Database dialogs: database tables in the ABAP Dictionary, reading database tables
• User dialogs: lists, selection screens, screens
• Using function groups and function modules, classes and methods, and BAPIs
• Project-oriented development with the help of the Workbench Organizer
• Overview of the various options available for customizing software

Notes:

• To be able to understand all subsequent ABAP programming courses, you need a thorough understanding of this foundation course