For your reference, this lesson provides a list of all simulations that show you how to configure and navigate in Transportation Management for SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition. By completing these simulations, you can experience the look and feel of the solution and explore the supported business processes. The simulations serve as an entry point for the exercises that you can complete by yourself in the SAP Learning System Access, in which you can explore the features and functions in greater depth.
The following image shows the sequence of exercises.
The exercises relate to different topics or areas like configuration, master data, and so on. You don't need to complete all exercises or simulations. However, some exercises build on others as shown in the above figure. For example, to create freight agreements, you must have created a carrier business partner. The available simulations do not match these exercises one to one, but follow a similar structure.
Even though the simulations in this course are labeled "exercises," they are not as comprehensive as the end-to-end exercises offered through SAP Learning System Access. They are merely intended to provide initial hands-on practice prior to attempting the end-to-end exercises.
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We don't expect you to navigate through all simulations right now. The individual simulations are referenced again in those parts of the training, in context. This is only a reference: a central point of entry to help you easily find a specific simulation in case you want to repeat it.Reference Book for Simulations Used in This Course:
The following simulation provides an index to all simulations used in this course.
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When using the reference book, a single simulation opens in the same browser window. Therefore, do not close this window when you're ready to leave the simulation. Instead, use the exit buttons available in the user interface.Note
The sub-sections cluster multiple simulations that open in a new browser window. You can decide if you want to remain in the sub book (exiting a specific simulation) or if you want to return to the main book (by closing the browser window of the sub book.)