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1. What is it Going to Take to Pass? Knowing What to Expect is Half the Battle! a. How Questions are Selected b. The Scope of the Exam c. The Application
2. Assessing Your Readiness Test yourself to establish a baseline - critical to monitor your improvement. The results will help you focus on the areas that are the greatest challenge. a. The Exam Experience b. Establishing a Baseline c. Creating a Study Plan
3. Project Management Context High level review of the project management processes from the Project Management Institute perspective. a. Using the Project Management Body of Knowledge b. The Breadth of Topics on the Exam c. Project Management Framework
4. Project Management Knowledge Areas Each of the nine knowledge areas has a depth of content, terminology, JARGON and formulas. This module makes up the bulk of the workshop with practice questions. a. Overview of Knowledge Areas b. Integration, Scope, Time, Cost Management c. Quality, Communications and Human Resources Management d. Risk and Procurement Management
5. The Project Management Process Groups Process groups and knowledge areas come together to make up the discipline of project management. Professional responsibility is woven throughout the but recognized as a separate domain for study purposes. a. Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring/Controlling and Closing Process Groups b. Project Management Role Delineation Study c. Professional Responsibility – Code of Conduct, Ethics, and Global Management
6. The Final Assessment This practice test is compared to the baseline assessment and students leave with a concrete plan for further preparation, if necessary. a. Measuring Readiness b. Timed Practice Exam c. Preparing for Continuing Professional Requirements
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