
This course includes all the significant updates found in the eighth edition of the Project Management Body of Knowledge Guide. And, we have intentionally placed the updated material at the very end of your learning path for a specific strategic reason. Rather than viewing these modern standards as a replacement for old concepts, you should see them as a sophisticated evolution of the foundational practices you have already mastered. By engaging with this content now, you can seamlessly integrate new concepts with your existing knowledge base. As we explore this evolution, keep this central challenge in mind: How does a single global professional standard successfully bridge the gap between the rigid, process-heavy methodologies of the past and the hyper-flexible, value-driven demands of today's modern business world?
Project Management Professional (PMP)
Effective Learning
The Standard for Project Management
Customer- and End-User-Centered Design
The Relevance of PMBOK Guide in Time
Summary of Changes
The PMBOK Guide
The Standard for Project Management
Purpose of the Standard for Project Management
Key Terms and Concepts
Audience for the Standard
A System for Value Delivery
Creating Value
Value Delivery Components
Information Flow
Organizational Governance Systems
Functions Associated with Projects
Provide Oversight and Coordination
Present Objectives and Feedback
Facilitate and Support
Perform Work and Contribute Insights
Apply Expertise
Provide Business Direction and Insight
Provide Resources and Direction
Maintain Governance
The Project Environment
Internal environment
External environment
Product Management Considerations
Project Management Principles
Be a Diligent, Respectful, and Caring Steward
Create a Collaborative Project Team Environment
Effectively Engage With Stakeholders
Focus on Value
Recognize, Evaluate, and Respond to System Interactions
Demonstrate Leadership Behaviors
Tailor Based on Context
Build Quality Into Processes and Deliverables
Navigate Complexity
Optimize Risk Responses
Embrace Adaptability and Resiliency
Enable Change to Achieve the Envisioned Future State
Academic Research - Audits, quality
Authority - Business strategy
Care - Competencies
Complexity - Criteria
Cultural influences - Ethics
Expertise - High-performing projects
Holistic thinking - Insights
Inspection - Leadership skills
Management - Organizational Culture
Organizational governance - Portfolio
Positive risks - Program management
Projects - Project management team
Project manager - Quality management processes
Quality requirements - Risk appetite
Risk attitude - Social media
Software - Success
Support - Team environment
Technological innovation - Uniformity
Value - Work breakdown structure
A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge
Structure of the PmBok Guide
Relationship of the PMBOK Guide and the Standard for Project Management
Changes to the PMBOK Guide
Relationship to PMIstandards+
Project Performance Domains
Stakeholder Performance Domain
Stakeholder Engagement
Identify
Understand and Analyze
Prioritize
Engage
Monitor
Interactions With Other Performance Domains
Checking Results
Team Performance Domain
Project Team Management and Leadership
Centralized Management and Leadership
Distributed Management and Leadership
Common Aspects of Team Development
Project Team Culture
High-performance Project Teams
Leadership Skills
Establishing and Maintaining Vision
Critical Thinking
Motivation
Tailoring Leadership Styles
Interpersonal Skills
Interactions with other Performance Domains
Checking Results
Development Approach and Life Cycle Performance Domain
Development, Cadence, and Life Cycle Relationship
Delivery Cadence
Considerations for Selecting a Development Approach
Development Approaches
Product, Service, or Result
Project
Organization
Life Cycle and Phase Definitions
Aligning of Delivery Cadence, Development Approach, and Life Cycle
Interactions with other Performance Domains
Measuring Outcomes
Planning Performance Domain
Planning Overview
Planning Variables
Delivery
Estimating
Schedules
Budget
Project Team Composition and Structure
Communication
Physical Resources
Procurement
Changes
Metrics
Alignment
Interractions With Other Performance Domains
Checking Results
Project Work Performance Domain
Project Processes
Balancing Competing Constraints
Maintaining Project Team Focus
Project Communications and Engagement
Managing Physical Resources
Working with Procurements
The Bid Process
Contracting
Monitoring New Work and Changes
Learning Throughout the Project
Knowledge Management
Explicit and Tacit Knowledge
Interactions with other Performance Domains
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Course Benefits:
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Professional Development Units (PDUs):
Earn PDUs to meet the continuing education requirements for maintaining your PMP certification. Our course aligns with PMI’s standards and provides the necessary PDUs for your professional growth.
Course Structure:
Domain I: People (42%)
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