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PMP® Exam Preparation via E-Training

 

42 Days – Course No. ePM20E

 

Target AudiencE:

 

Project Managers preparing to write the PMP® exam and prefer to develop their own personal study plan.

 

Prerequisites:

 

Students should have a solid background and understanding of project management

 

Learn How To:

 

·         Reduce your study time by half by focusing only on relevant exam topics

·         Evaluate and select "best" answers, rather than just "right" answers

·         Use a step-by-step elimination process to help answer any question correctly

·         Prepare to develop a study plan based on three highly successful techniques used worldwide.

·         Practice test-taking to improve your chances of passing the PMP® exam

 

course Synopsis:

 

Beyond academic credentials, certification by the Project Management Institute (PMI®) as a Project Management Professional (PMP®) shows the world that you have mastered essential project management competencies. To earn PMI®'s PMP® credential, you must demonstrate the required "long-term commitment" to project management professionalism and pass a 4-hour, 200-question exam, covering all nine areas of PMI®'s Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) and the area of professional responsibility. Improve your chances of passing the grueling PMP® certification on the first try with this unique course.

 

You will find out exactly what you need to know and how to prepare yourself to fulfill the requirements for each PMBOK® Guide area. You will become familiar with the makeup and format of the exam itself by answering multiple-choice questions within each lesson. You will get a chance to explore the rationale behind each answer with your instructor, a certified PMP®. In addition, after you've completed the lessons, you'll have the opportunity to take up to 10 "real-life" practice exams to put your skills to the test.

 

You'll receive a copy of ESI's popular and unique PMP® Challenge!--600 questions on spiral-bound, fully tabbed flash cards-- as well as the widely acclaimed PMP® Exam Practice Test and Study Guide", 5th ed., by LeRoy Ward, PMP®. (Note: the multiple-choice questions presented in this course are taken from ESI'sj "PMP® Exam Practice Test and Study Guide", 5th ed., by LeRoy Ward, PMP® and "The Project Management Drill Book: A Self-Study Guide" by Carl L. Pritchard, PMP®.)

Learn from the project management experts at ESI's e-Training about how to make the most of your limited study time.

 

"PMI" is a service and trademark of the Project Management Institute, Inc., which is registered in the United States and other nations. "PMP" is a certification mark of the Project Management Institute, Inc., which is registered in the United States and other nations.

 

 

 

course Topics:

 

1.     Project Management Process Groups

a. Initiating processes

b. Planning processes

c. Controlling processes

d. Executing processes

e. Closing processes

2.     Project Integration Management

a. Develop project charter

b. Develop preliminary project scope statement

c. Develop project management plan

d. Direct and manage project execution

e. Monitor and control project work

f.   Integrated change control

g. Close project

3.     Project Scope Management

a. Scope planning

b. Scope definition

c. Create WBS

d. Scope Verification

e. Scope control

4.     Project Quality Management

a. Quality planning

b. Perform quality assurance (QA)

c. Perform quality control (QC)

5.     Project Time Management

a. Activity definition

b. Activity sequencing

c. Activity resource estimating

d. Activity duration estimating

e. Schedule development

f.   Schedule control

6.     Project Cost Management

a. Cost estimating

b. Cost budgeting

c. Cost control

d. Earned value

7.     Project Risk Management

a. Planning

b. Identification

c. Qualitative analysis

d. Quantitative analysis

e. Response planning

f.   Risk monitoring and control

8.     Project Human Resource ­Management

a. Human resource planning

b. Acquire project team

c. Develop project team

d. Manage project team

9.     Project Procurement ­Management

a. Plan purchases and acquisitions

b. Plan contracting

c. Request seller responses

d. Select sellers

e. Contract administration

f.   Contract closure

10. Project Communications ­Management

a. Communications planning

b. Information distribution

c. Performance reporting

d. Manage stakeholders

11. Professional Responsibility

a. Ensuring individual integrity and ­professionalism

b. Contributing to the project management knowledge base

c. Enhancing individual competence

d. Balancing stakeholders’ interests

e. Interacting in a professional and ­cooperative manner

12. Studying For and Taking the Exam

 

Other Information:

 

PMBOK® Guide Knowledge areas:

·         Project Integration Management

·         Project Scope Management

·         Project Time Management

·         Project Cost Management

·         Project Quality Management

·         Project Human Resource Management

·         Project Communication Management

·         Project Risk Management

·         Project Procurement Management

 

"PMBOK" is a trademark of the Project Management Institute, Inc., which is registered in the United States and other nations.

 

Professional Development Units (PDUs): 12