Need ur opinions...

hi everybody....
m a student currently enrolled in 4 yr bachelors degree in computer systems... during my internship i had an opportunity to work on oracel EBS.
i want to continue my learnings in this field...
according to degree requirements we have to take a 6 crdt hrs course of "final year project" which is compulsory in order to achieve our degree ...
this project holds alt of importance during final year....
as m interested in EBS so i want to work on oracle implementation....
we will try to implement 2 or 3 basic modules... my question is
"is this project feasible ???"
i have a vague idea about implementation and i have seen 3rd party companies implementing those modules during my internship...every1 has been telling me that its a very difficult project for students like us to map business logics in oracle....
i just need ur guidance in this regard...
will we be able to implemet these modules in 8 months max ???
or if u kan suggest some other project then ill be very grateful ..... :)
thnks for any kind ov help ....
regards .....

This is a great idea.
1. Focus on 1 module - not 2-3. One will be a handful.
2. Approach the company where you did your internship. They may be interested in exploring a new module. You will get to use their EBS installation (test instances) and they will get a pilot of that module for free.
3. Choose a module that is farily independent and has fewer setups. Do not go for all functionality of the module. I would suggest Purchasing.
4. If the company is NOT interested in a new module, ask for new processes they want to implement in the current module. e.g. If they already use Purchasing, they would like to use the Consignment process or the RFQ process. If they already use Inventory, ask if they would like to do Cycle Couting, Physical Inventory, or BOM.
5. If the company refuses, try some other comapnies that already have EBS. One of them should bite.
6. Be very very creful about the refresh cycle of the test instances. You don't want to find on your viva day that the instance has been refreshed and you can not demo anything to the Instructor.
Good luck
Hope this answers your question
Sandeep Gandhi
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513-325-9026

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