Teaching "1C:ERP Enterprise Management" at I. N. Ulianov Chuvash State University: Modern approaches and implementation experience

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Authors: Aleksey I. Mineev, N.V. Morozova, Marina Viacheslavovna L'vova, O Arlanova
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Abstract

Currently, the most sought-after graduates in the labor market are those with not only management competencies but also experience working with software products, operational data, knowledge bases, and ERP systems. The availability of an ERP system offered by the country’s largest IT company, 1C, plays a key role in the educational process at universities. 1C technologies are being actively integrated into the curricula of federal and regional universities. I. N. Ulianov Chuvash State University stands out as the most effective IT training institution in the Chuvash Republic. Faculty of Economics of Chuvash State University has been teaching courses using 1C technologies for over 20 years. 1C:ERP technologies have gained significant interest among the university’s Business Informatics students. The 1C:ERP Enterprise Management 2 program at Chuvash State University is divided into sections: 1) a theoretical section, which includes studying the system’s architecture, modules, and integration with other 1C software products; 2) a practical section, which involves researching the 1C:Enterprise 8 platform and modeling its processes using examples from enterprises in the republic; and 3) project work, whichfocuses on implementing group projects to implement 1C:ERP. During these sections, the most effective application and use of 1C solutions is assessed. The article presents the experience of teaching 1C:ERP Enterprise Management in Chuvash State University and identifies the specifics of improving the implementation of 1C technologies in the university’s educational process. Particular attention is paid to the interaction between the university and the end user — the employer organization. As a result of this interaction, Chuvash State University opened an interfaculty 1C basic laboratory and developed networked forms of delivery for educational programs in the Information Business Analytics specialization.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Information Systems Education and Curriculum Development ERP Systems Implementation and Impact Accounting Education and Careers

Publication details

Journal / source
Informatics and Education
Volume
40
Issue
6
Pages
49–57
Publication date
2 January 2026