What you'll learn
- Explain the three PMP Exam domains: People, Process, and Business Environment
- Identify project management tasks and enablers
- Compare and contrast processes, knowledge areas, theories, and project management best practices
- Identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for your PMP success
- Earn 12 PDUs/Contact Hours by completing the entire course
Requirements
- Participants should qualify for the PMP exam
- Participants should understand the fundamentals of project management
- Participants should be dedicated to completing this PMP course
- Participants should have a deep desire to pass the PMP exam
Description
Do you know exactly what the PMP will test you on? Don't make the costly mistake of thinking it's the PMBOK Guide - it's not! The PMBOK Guide is only one of many inputs for the exam. It's best to closely read the PMP Exam Content Outline (ECO) and know all of the domains, tasks, and enablers. This course walks you through the ECO in a fun and creative way. This is a course designed by expert Mike Griffiths and taught by leader Joseph Phillips.
The PMP exam is built around the concepts in the PMP Exam Content Outline - a must-read for all PMP candidates. But simply reading the PMP Exam Content Outline isn't enough for passing the exam - if it were, everyone would do it. To pass the PMP exam, you need to fully understand all of the concepts of the PMP Exam Content Outline - and that's what this course helps you do.
This course is an excellent course to complement your existing study strategy or a good place to start studying. Either way, knowing exactly what you're tested on will help you better prepare to pass the PMP exam. In this course you'll learn:
People - this domain accounts for 42 percent of PMP exam
Process - this topic is 50 percent of your PMP exam
Business environment - this is 8 percent of your PMP exam
We will walk through the entire PMP Exam Content Outline and review each domain, task, and enabler you must be familiar with as you prepare to pass the PMP exam. This is an excellent foundational course as you prepare to pass, not just take the PMP exam.
Who this course is for:
- Project managers who are preparing to PASS their PMI PMP examination
- Project managers who want to know EXACTLY what's on the PMP exam
- Project managers who want to pass their PMP exam on the first try
- This course is NOT for project managers seeking a project management guide
Instructors
- 4.6 Instructor Rating
- 275,779 Reviews
- 917,251 Students
- 40 Courses
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Joseph Phillips is the best-selling author and project management instructor.
He has more than 25 years of experience as a project management consultant, educator, technology consultant, business owner, and technical writer. He has consulted as a project manager for a range of businesses, including startups, hospitals, architectural firms, and manufacturers.
Joseph is passionate about helping people learn and master project management. He has led both in-person and web-based seminars on project management, PMP certification, IT project management, program management, writing, business analysis, technical writing, and related topics.
Certifications:
Project Management Professional (PMP)
PMI-Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)
PURE Project Manager
CompTIA Project+ Professional
CompTIA Certified Technical Trainer+
Certified ITIL Foundations Professional
Professional Scrum Master I
Author of:
PMP Project Management Professional Study Guide, McGraw-Hill
CAPM/PMP All-in-One Exam Guide, McGraw-Hill
PMI-ACP All-in-One Exam Guide, McGraw-Hill
PMP Project Management Lab Book, McGraw-Hill
The Certified Technical Trainer All-in-One Exam Guide, McGraw-Hill
IT Project Management: On Track from Start to Finish, McGraw-Hill
Project Management for Small Business, American Management Association
Software Project Management for Dummies, For Dummies Publisher
The Lifelong Project, Amazon CreateSpace
Vampire Management: Why Your Job Sucks, Amazon CreateSpace
- 4.5 Instructor Rating
- 765 Reviews
- 4,513 Students
- 1 Course
Mike is a long-term volunteer and contributor to project management standards and guides. He was the chair of the group that wrote the Agile Practice Guide and co-chair on the PMBOK Guide 7th Edition author group. Mike also helped create the PMI-ACP credential and wrote the best selling PMI-ACP Exam Prep book.