You are a project manager for an organization that uses Project Server 2013.
You have many projects that you schedule and manage. Your organization hires an individual that will be a resource on one of your schedules.
You need to use Project Web App (PWA) to add the resource to your schedule as a Team Member so that you can assign them tasks.
What should you do?

• A. Edit the Project schedule and add the new resource in Resource Plan.
• B. Edit the Project schedule and add the new resource in Build Team.
• C. Edit the Project schedule and add a new task with the name of the Resource on the new task.
• D. Edit the Project schedule and type in the name of the Resource on a task.

You are a portfolio manager for an organization that uses Project Server 2013.
You plan to create several portfolio reports for the executive team.
You need to ensure that your first report shows a list of all projects in your organization with
timephased information regarding how the Actual Work and the Actual Cost have varied on
a monthly basis.
What should you do?

• A. Create a Project Center view with the following project fields: Name, Start Date, Finish Date, Actual Work, and Actual Cost. Export the view to Microsoft Excel, and group the projects by using the Start Date column. Save the file into the Reports library in Project Web App (PWA).
• B. Create a Pivot Table in Microsoft Excel that gets data from the Project Server - Simple Projects List data connection. Include the dimensions of Project List and Time, and the measures of Actual Work and Actual Cost. Save the file into the Reports library in Project Web App (PWA).
• C. Create a Project Center view with the following project fields: Name, Start Date, Finish Date, Actual Work, and Actual Cost. Export the view to Microsoft Excel, and group the projects by using the Finish Date column. Save the file into the Reports library in Project Web App (PWA).
• D. Create a Pivot Table in Microsoft Excel that gets data from the OLAP Portfolio Analyzer data connection. Include the dimensions of Project List and Time, and the measures of Actual Work and Actual Cost. Save the file into the Reports library in Project Web App (PWA).

Your organization uses Project Server 2013. For security reasons, only individuals inside your organization have access to Project Web App (PWA).
You want to keep track of progress made by a third-party vendor. The vendor will email task progress to the resource manager. The resource manager will be responsible for reporting vendor progress back to the project manager in PWA.
You need to enable this functionality.
You add the vendor as a resource in Project Server.
What should you do next?

• A. Assign the administrator as the Status Manager.
• B. Assign the resource manager as the Assignment Owner.
• C. Assign the resource manager as the Status Manager.
• D. Assign the project manager as the Assignment Owner.

You are a manager for a project your team has been working on for many weeks. Your project is created as a Microsoft SharePoint task list project and is available in Project Center.
You have established the work breakdown structure (WBS), predecessors, assignments, and all of the functionalities you can get from a SharePoint task list. However, the project has grown in detail, and managing 200 activities has become difficult in Project Web App (PWA).
You need to ensure resources continue to report their progress in the same way.
What are two possible ways to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

• A. Activate the Enterprise Project Features for the SharePoint site task list and edit the tasks in PWA project details.
• B. Edit the project in Project Professional 2013 from the Project Center by clicking the icon of the SharePoint task list project in the Indicators column.
• C. Edit the project in Project Professional 2013 by synching the SharePoint task list so you can take advantage of the extended features.
• D. Activate the Enterprise Project Features for the SharePoint site task list and edit the tasks in Project Professional 2013.

You are a project manager for an organization that uses Project Server 2013.
After performing a review of all the risks created by your project team for one of your projects, you realize that the risks are not linked to their related tasks.
You need to link the risks to their related tasks.
What should you do?

• A. Open each risk, select the Attach file option, and then select the name of the related task.
• B. Open each risk and copy and paste its name into the Notes field in the task page.
• C. Open your project in Project Web App (PWA). Highlight each task and use the Related Item option for linking one or more risks for each task.
• D. Create a new field for the Risk content type in SharePoint and name it "task name". Then open each risk and write the name of the related task into the new field.