PS

Project System (PS)

10 sections ใƒป 60 quiz questions

PS (Project System) manages activities that have a beginning and an end, along three axes: cost, schedule and progress. It covers construction, large equipment manufacture, research and development, and system implementations.

What characterises PS is that it is a junction between other modules. Materials are bought against a project (MM), people work on it (HR and CO), the customer is billed (SD), and the accumulated cost is finally settled (CO and FI). PS does not so much execute anything itself as gather the activity of other modules under a project.

These ten sections start with the project definition and WBS, move through networks and scheduling, planning and budgeting, actual costs, status management, and finish with settlement and reporting.

WBS & NetworksProject PlanningActual TrackingProject Settlement
Start with the first section โ†’

Sections

Work through them in order โ€” each section builds on the previous one.

  1. 1PS Module OverviewWhat PS is used for, the two structures it offers, and how it connects to the other modules.6 questions
  2. 2Project DefinitionWhat the project definition holds, what a project profile controls, and how coding masks structure project numbers.6 questions
  3. 3WBS (Work Breakdown Structure)The WBS hierarchy, the account assignment, billing and planning indicators, and how to design a structure that stays usable.6 questions
  4. 4Networks and ActivitiesNetworks and activities, relationships and scheduling, the critical path, and how activities generate requirements.6 questions
  5. 5Project PlanningThree levels of cost planning, baseline versus forecast dates, and planning for people and materials.6 questions
  6. 6Budget ManagementHow budget differs from cost planning, distributing and amending budget, and availability control including commitments.6 questions
  7. 7Actual TrackingHow actual cost reaches a project, what commitments represent, recording effort, and progress measurement.6 questions
  8. 8Status ManagementSystem and user statuses, what the main ones permit, and using status to enforce a process.6 questions
  9. 9Project SettlementWhy projects settle, assets under construction, settlement profiles and rules, results analysis, and the period-end sequence.6 questions
  10. 10Project Reporting and AnalysisThe PS information system, hierarchy and line item reports, and earned value management.6 questions