Ace the CAPM Adventure 2026 – Your Project Management Power-Up!

The S-curve is typically used to show the project budget over time. It provides a graphical representation of the cumulative costs of a project compared to the planned budget. As the project progresses, the S-curve helps project managers track the actual costs incurred against the budgeted costs, allowing them to monitor and manage the project's financial performance. The other options (project quality metrics, project risks, and team performance over time) are not typically represented by the S-curve in project management contexts.