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PMP Exam Preparation Session 1 of 3:

The Initiating and Planning Processes

Your Course Tuition Entitles You to...

  • Comprehensive course materials related to this session

  • Morning and afternoon refreshments

  • Course Completion Certificate awarding six(6) Continuing Education Units

Session Content

Decipering the PMBOK® Guide structure

  • Outlining the five process groups (Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring and controlling, Closing)

  • Defining and profile each of the nine knowledge areas

  • Mapping the interrelationships of knowledge areas to process groups

Planning for the Exam

  • Prepare for exam day

  • Personalizing your study plan

Initiating the Project

  • Project Selection Methods

  • Define Scope

  • Document Project Risks, Assumptions, and Constraints

  • Identify and Perform Stakeholder Analysis

  • Develop Project Charter

  • Obtain Project Charter Approval

  • Authorizing the project

  • Key concepts beyond the PMBOK® Guide Guide
    Net Present Value (NPV)
    Internal Rate of Return (IRR)

Planning the Project

  • Exam-relevant Tools and techniques
    AOA and AON methods
    PDM, ADM and CDM diagrams
    Analogous, parametric, bottom-up and computerized estimating techniques
    CPM, PERT and GERT activity sequencing
    Work breakdown structure (WBS)
    Qualitative and quantitative risk analysis including EMV
    Benefit/cost analysis
    Decision trees
    Make-or-buy
    Contract type selection
    Benchmarking
    Flowcharting
    Reserve analysis
    The cost of quality

  • Significant inputs and outputs
    Activity lists and resource requirements
    Management plans for schedule, cost, risk and the project itself
    Historical information
    Expert judgement
    Recruitment practices
    Quality, risk response, communication and procurement management plans

  • Important planning concepts
    Organizational theory
    Design of experiments Executing the Project

Practice Questions