I used the following to get that information in PS:
http://powershelldistrict.com/sccm-powershell-module-windows-updates-powershell-cmdlets/
Yes, they are both in there. This is the information from one of them:
__GENUS : 2
__CLASS : SMS_UpdatesAssignment
__SUPERCLASS : SMS_CIAssignmentBaseClass
__DYNASTY : SMS_BaseClass
__RELPATH : SMS_UpdatesAssignment.AssignmentID=1178
__PROPERTY_COUNT : 40
__DERIVATION : {SMS_CIAssignmentBaseClass, SMS_BaseClass}
__SERVER : xxxxxxxxxx
__NAMESPACE : root\sms\site_xxx
__PATH : \\xxxxxx\root\sms\site_xxx:SMS_UpdatesAssignment.Ass
ignmentID=1178
ApplyToSubTargets : False
AssignedCIs :
AssignmentAction : 2
AssignmentDescription :
AssignmentID : 1178
AssignmentName : Microsoft Software Updates - 2015-06-26 04:15:23 PM
AssignmentType : 5
AssignmentUniqueID : {EAA268F1-F053-4068-B10E-252019449939}
ContainsExpiredUpdates : False
CreationTime : 20150727083942.000000+000
DesiredConfigType : 1
DisableMomAlerts : False
DPLocality : 80
Enabled : True
EnforcementDeadline : 20150626220000.000000+***
EvaluationSchedule :
ExpirationTime :
LastModificationTime : 20150727083942.000000+000
LastModifiedBy :
LimitStateMessageVerbosity : True
LocaleID : 1033
LogComplianceToWinEvent : False
NonComplianceCriticality :
NotifyUser : True
OverrideServiceWindows : True
PersistOnWriteFilterDevices : True
RaiseMomAlertsOnFailure : False
RandomizationEnabled :
RebootOutsideOfServiceWindows : True
SendDetailedNonComplianceStatus : False
SourceSite : xxx
StartTime : 20150626161600.000000+***
StateMessagePriority : 5
StateMessageVerbosity : 5
SuppressReboot : 0
TargetCollectionID : xxxxxxxxxx
UseBranchCache : True
UseGMTTimes : False
UserUIExperience : True
WoLEnabled : True
PSComputerName : xxxxxxxxxxx
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Edited by
andrewjohnporter
Friday, August 28, 2015 2:24 AM