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Oracle Project Accounting Course

This document outlines the modules of an Oracle Project Accounting training syllabus. The syllabus covers topics such as project costing, billing, and management setup and processes in Oracle. It includes 13 modules that cover areas like defining projects, budgets, and agreements; performing cost accounting; generating revenue and invoices; and integrating project accounting with other Oracle modules. The training provides an in-depth look at the full project lifecycle and accounting functionality within Oracle.

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Oracle Project Accounting Course

This document outlines the modules of an Oracle Project Accounting training syllabus. The syllabus covers topics such as project costing, billing, and management setup and processes in Oracle. It includes 13 modules that cover areas like defining projects, budgets, and agreements; performing cost accounting; generating revenue and invoices; and integrating project accounting with other Oracle modules. The training provides an in-depth look at the full project lifecycle and accounting functionality within Oracle.

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Syllabus of Oracle Project Accounting Training

Module 1: PROJECT FOUNDATION (PJF)

 Features of Oracle Project Costing (PJC).


 Features of Oracle Project Billing (PJB).
 Features of Oracle Project Management(PJT).
 Steps to define an Organization and Organization Hierarchy.
 Project setup implementation options.
 Currency implementation options.
 System implementation options.
 Steps to set Project Accounting (PA) and General Ledger (GL) periods.
 Steps to define a project role.
 Steps to define a project classification.
 Identify the steps to define a project status.
 Resource and Role Definition.
 Define different Project Types and identify the features.
 Defining Project Templates with Work Break Down Structure (WBS).
 Uses of different Quick Entry options on a project template.
 Features of a project template. Sequence the steps for the business flow process of item lifecycle
project execution.
Module 2: ORACLE PROJECT COSTING (PJC) SETUPS FOR COSTING

 Expenditure Types, Categories and Revenue Categories.


 Labor Cost Multipliers.
 Burden Cost Bases, Codes, Structure and Schedules.
 Defining Burden Structures and Schedules.
 Defining Budget Entry for Costing.
 Defining Budgets Types and Entry methods.
 Defining Resource list for Budgets.
 Defining Costing –Related Project Information.
 Defining Transaction Controls.
 Defining Rate Schedules.
 Identify the features of Oracle Project Approval Workflow.
 Identify the features of Oracle Budget Approval Workflow.
Module 3: AUTO ACCOUNTING FOR COSTS

 Defining Lookup sets.


 Defining Auto Accounting Rules.
 Assigning Auto Accounting Rules.
Module 4: PERFORMING COST PROCESS

 Enter expenditures inside Oracle Projects and Process various cost distribution programs.
 Requisition/PO-PA Integration: Booking Purchase Orders and Receipts and Interface Receipts to
Oracle Projects.
 I-Proc-PA Integration: Booking PO in I-Proc and interface to Oracle Projects.
 AP-PA Integration: Define AP Invoice and interface it to Oracle Projects.
 INV-PA Integration: Issue items to projects and interface cost to Oracle Projects.
 I-Exp to PA Integration: Define employee expenses and interface to Oracle Projects.
 Discuss various Adjustments to Expenses.
 Performing Cost Distribution.
 Processing Cost Adjustments.
 Cost Allocation.
 Processing Cross charge.
 Overview of Borrowed and Lent Cross Charges.
Module 5: ASSET CAPITALIZATION

 Identify the features of capital Projects and integration to Fixed Assets.


 Identify the features of common cost and specific cost.
 Define Assets and assign to Projects/Tasks.
 Generate Asset Lines and Interface to Fixed Assets.
 Capitalize assets from Fixed Assets.
Module 6: ORACLE PROJECT BILLING (PJB)

 Describe the overall Project Billing.


 Discuss the key areas that are part of the Project Billing Process.
Module 7: DEFINING A CONTRACT PROJECTS

 Explain the activities involved with creating a Contract Project.


 Define a contract Project.
Module 8: AGREEMENTS AND FUNDING

 Define Agreement Types.


 Discuss the use of agreements and the relationship between agreements and Projects.
 Define an agreement and fund a Project.
 Explain how to create a revenue budget.
 Baseline funding for a project.
Module 9: ACCOUNTING FOR REVENUE AND INVOICES

 Describe the overall flow of accounting for revenue and Invoices.


 Explain the components of Auto Accounting.
 Identify the Auto Accounting Functions used during revenue and invoicing.
 Explain the accounting flow of Un Billed Receivables and Un Earned Revenue.
Module 10: GENERATING REVENUE

 Explain Fundamental Revenue Concepts.


 Generate Revenue, Approve and interface it to Oracle General Ledger.
 Explain the revenue generation Process for different distribution rules.
Module 11: GENERATING INVOICES

 Explain Fundamental Invoice concepts.


 Explain the use of customer billing retention on a contract Project.
 Generate an Invoice, approve and interface it to receivables.
 Explain the Invoice generation Process for different distribution rules.
 Identify the setup in Oracle Receivable necessary for with Oracle Project Billing.
 Generating Adjustment and Credit invoices for existing invoices.
Module 12: INTER-PROJECT/COMPANY PROJECT BILLING

 Defining Transfer Price Schedules.


 Defining Cross Charges.
 Defining Provider and Receiver Controllers.
 Defining Intercompany Projects
 Defining Intercompany Agreements.
 Process Inter-company/Project billing.
 Discuss the use of Project Status Inquiry (PSI).
 Discuss Various PA related Reports.
Module 13: ORACLE PROJECT MANAGEMENT (PJT)

 Identify the features of Project Management (PJT).


 Define & explain the features of Budgets and Forecast.
 Define & explain the features of RBS.
 Define & explain the features of Planning Resource List.
 Define & explain the features of WBS & FBS.
 Creating Project Templates.
 Creating and explaining the Projects in PJT.
 Identify the features of Program and Project.
 Define & explain the features of Control Item Types.
 Explain the features of Project Status Reporting.
 Explain the features of issue and Change Management.
 Identify the features of Expenditure Review, Billing Review and PSI.
 Explain the features of Work plan and Progress Management.
 Overview of Microsoft Projects Integration.
 Overview of Primavera Integration.

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