CO102 - SAP Profit Center Accounting
Course Goal
- Create profit centers and groups
- Standard hierarchy
- Cost/revenue planning
- Distribution and assessment allocations
- Run basic profit center reports
Audience
- End users
- IT/Business analysts
- Project team members
Type & Duration
Release
- ECC 6.0
Exam/Certificate
- Formal final exam (timed and graded, see sample SAP exam)
- Certificate of Completion (more certification info)
- Qualifies for Certified SAP Professional designation (view)
Critical Prerequisites
- SAP Cost Center Accounting (CO101)
- SAP Financial Accounting Overview (FIOV101)
- Basic SAP Skills (SAP101)
- Basic SAP Reporting Skills (SAP110)
Recommended Prerequisites
| Lesson | Description |
| 1 | Create profit center |
| 2 | Standard hierarchy |
| 3 | Cost/Revenue planning |
| 4 | Enter profit center document |
| 5 | Define assessment |
| 6 | Execute assessment |
| 7 | Define distribution |
| 8 | Execute distribution |
| 9 | Transfer payables/receivables |
| 10 | Balance carryforward |
| 11 | Plan/Actual comparison report |
| 12 | Actual line items report |
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Final Exam & Certification
- complete all lessons in this course
- pass the final exam with at least 80%
The final exam consists of a random pool of questions. You will have to answer 40 random questions in 80 minutes and achieve an 80% pass grade to get your certification status.
Make sure to study thoroughly for the final exam as it is challenging. The average failure rate upon the first attempt is 40%. You may repeat the final exam until you have passed it without any additional fees.
Once you are an MMC Certified SAP Professional you (or your employer or client) can validate your certification status on our website.
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