The Atlanta Electronic Commerce Resource Center offers a variety of
educational and training courses on Electronic Data Interchange and
CALS. The current schedule for each course can be seen by selecting
the appropriate link. For more
information or to register call the listed contact or the Atlanta ECRC
at (404) 880-6627 or send e-mail to ecrcinfo@visidel.cau.edu
To check the currrent schedule select a course on the control below.
Course Descriptions
EDI 101:
EDI ORIENTATION
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This course will provide an introduction to the current uses of
EDI (Electronic Data Interchange), discuss each of the four
components of EDI, as well as several alternatives for implementing
EDI in a smal to medium-sized enterprise (SME).
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EDI 102:
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES with the
DoD through
EDI
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This course will provide an introduction to the implementation of
EDI within the Federal Government, and more specifically the Department
of Defense (DoD), which is directed towareds satisfying the requirements
of the Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act (FASA) of 1994.
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EDI ORIENTATION for
MEDIUM/
LARGE
ENTERPRISES
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EDI ORIENTATION for
NON-PC
IMPLEMENTATIONS of
EDI
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This course will provide an introduction to EDI for those businesses
operating on mini, mainframe, or distributed computer systems including
LAN's, WAN's, and Unix platforms.
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EDI 223:
EDI ISSUES in
EDI
IMPLEMENTATION
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This course is intended to build on the foundation of the EDI Orientation
course by covering more in-depth information on issues relating to EDI
implementation.
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OVERVIEW of
EDI SOFTWARE
CHARACTERISTICS
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This course provides an understanding of the basic functions of EDI
software, options and utilities available across the EDI software
market, and how these options and utilities can relate to the existing
applications, file structure, and databases in your enterprise.
This course assumes that participants have a basic knowledge of EDI.
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INTRODUCTION to
EDI
MAPPING and
APPLICATION
INTEGRATION
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EDI mapping is the process of taking business document information and
creating EDI documents based on that information, and vice versa. This
course will describe the ANSI X12 standard in considerable detail and will
examine the process of converting typical business documents and application
information into EDI documents based on the X12 standard. (This course
assumes that participants have a basic knowledge of EDI.)
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EDM 101:
LEGACY
DATA
MANAGEMENT
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Legacy Data Management (LDM) refers to the process of identifying historical
information and evaluating potential requirements and solutions for the
long-term storage or usage of that information. This course will provide
an introduction to the process required to convert paper based legacy data to
a digital format. It introduces the scanning and imaging technologies
currently available and the software and hardware requirements necessary
for performing conversions.
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EDM 112:
SGML
ORIENTATION
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The Standard Generalized markup Language (SGML) is an international standard
which enables the electronic exchange of documents. This course will provide
an introduction to the definitions, components, and background of SGML. In
addition, the software and hardware requirements for different SGML
implementation strategies will be discussed along with step-by-step
implementation guidelines for each stategy.
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BPI 121:
DATA in a
BUSINESS
ENVIRONMENT
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TDE 131:
TECHNICAL
DATA
EXCHANGE
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Technical Data Exchange (TDE) is the electronic exchange of technical
information, such as engineering drawings, technical manuals and illustrations,
and scanned images. This course will provide an overview of the standards
that address the exchange of the various types of technical data found
in the acquisition and manufacturing environments.
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ELC 102:
DOING
BUSINESS on the
INTERNET
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The brochure documents are in
Adobe Acrobat format. You can freely
download a reader appropriate to your system from the
Adobe web site.
Last modified August 14, 1999