Studying for the SAP S/4HANA Management Accounting exam?
Get the tools you need to succeed with this CO certification study guide for exams C_TS4CO_1709 and C_TS4CO_1809. Understand the test structure and what to expect; then walk through each topic area, from product cost planning to profit center accounting and beyond. Quiz yourself with practice questions and answers, and ensure you're ready to make the grade!
- Learn about the SAP S/4HANA certification test structure and how to prepare
- Review the key topics covered in each portion of your exam
- Test your knowledge with practice questions and answers
- Exams C_TS4CO_1709 and C_TS4CO_1809
Prepare with up-to-date information on each topic covered in the 1709 and 1809 exams: master data, business transactions, period-end close, and more.
Core Content
Review major subject areas like cost center accounting, internal orders, profitability analysis, and more. For each topic, round out your knowledge with important terminology and key takeaways.
Q&A
Test your knowledge with in-depth practice questions and answers for each major topic, and gain insight into how questions may be worded on test day.
- C_TS4CO_1709 exam
- C_TS4CO_1809 exam
- Organizational assignments
- Process integration
- Cost center accounting
- Internal orders
- Product cost planning
- Cost object controlling
- Profitability analysis
- Profit center accounting
The following are some useful tips to use
when preparing for the exam:
- Bulleted lists in materials are a great resource for creating questions, especially multiple selection questions, so always keep your eyes open for them.
- Use the assessment questions in the materials and in this book to gauge your understanding of a topic. If you don't understand something, reread the relevant section, check the correct answer details, and, if needed, ask a question in an online forum or community.
- There's a lot of content to cover, so give yourself the time required to study all of it. You won't be able to review all of it the night before the exam, so it's better to invest in a good night's sleep rather than another review cycle.
- Get to the exam center or be ready for the cloud examination early. Remove as many additional stress factors as possible; being late shouldn't be something you should have to worry about.
- Avoid or at least don't put too much stock into answering "certification" questions outside official SAP resources. These are usually badly written and many times answered incorrectly. The education courses (and this book) give you plenty to work with.
- Answer all questions, and bookmark the questions you're unsure of to revisit them. This allows you to focus on specific ones instead of wasting time on selections you made confidently.
- Experience has shown that your initial selection is usually better than a revised one. Be cautious of going back over questions and answers too many times.
- Don't worry too much about time. In most cases, you'll be able to go over the questions two or three times if you want to.
- You don't have to get it all correct. Don't stress out because you hit two or three questions in a row of which you're unsure. Try to rationalize and keep your cool.
- Read the question a couple of times, and confirm you understand the question by restating it in your own words. Then move to the answer options and read through all of them thoroughly. Even if it's multiple choice and you identify the right answer, always read all answer options.
- Eliminate the answer options that don't make sense or are obviously wrong. Usually, one of the wrong answers sticks out as incorrect, and the fewer options you have, the better the chance of selecting the right one.
- In some cases, there might be answer options that are paired. This means that if one answer is correct, then the other must be wrong. Because both can't be correct, you must select one of the two in any case.
- Questions might look similar or might cover the same topic. Although SAP avoids having too many questions that overlap, it does happen. Watch out for the differentiators in the question and answer options, and treat them as new questions.
| Author's background
and qualifications
Theresa Marquis is a principal education consultant for SAP, where she focuses on the Controlling and Project System components. She has contributed to multiple SAP certification exams and facilitated the corresponding updates to SAP Education training books. As an education consultant, she works with companies to perform learning needs analysis to design tailored training plans for their employees. Terri hosts the Learning Room page for Project System certifications. Marjorie Wright is the founder of Simply FI-CO, LLC, a boutique SAP training consulting company. She is an accomplished subject matter expert in SAP ERP business process and customizing, and a highly respected education consultant for the Financial Accounting, Management Accounting, and Financial Supply Chain Management components. With more than 25 years of training and accounting experience across multiple industries including financial services, manufacturing, technology, utilities, telecommunications, and healthcare, she has conducted training for over 3,500 learners in traditional face-to-face classrooms and web-based, or virtual, meeting rooms. Overall, the authors' extensive experience and expertise make the "SAP S/4HANA Management Accounting Certification Guide: Application Associate Exam: Application Associate Exam" a valuable resource for anyone looking to prepare for the C_TS4CO_1709 and C_TS4CO_1809 certification exams or learn more about the SAP S/4HANA Management Accounting system. |
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