PMP Exam Objectives
These are the broad PMP Exam topics that you must become competent in:
PMP Exam – Initiating Processes
- Initiating the project
- Conduct project selection methods
- Define scope
- Document project risks, assumptions, and constraints
- Identifying perform stakeholder analysis
- Develop project charter
- Obtain project charter approval
PMP Exam – Planning the project
- define and record requirements, constraints, and assumptions
- identified project team and defined roles and responsibilities
- create the WBS
- develop change management plan
- identify risks and defined risk strategies
- obtain plan approval
- conduct kickoff meeting
PMP Exam – Executing the project
- executing tasks defined in project plan
- ensure common understanding and set expectations
- implement the procurement of project resources
- manage resource allocation
- implement quality management plan
- implement approved changes
- implement approved actions and workarounds
- improve team performance
PMP Exam – Monitoring and controlling the project
- measure of project performance
- verify and manage changes to the project
- in show project deliverables conform to quality standards
- monitor all risks
PMP Exam – Closing the project
- obtain final acceptance of project
- obtain financial, legal, and administrative closure
- release project resources
- identify, document, and communicate lessons learned
- create and distribute final project report
- archive and retain project records
- measure customer satisfaction
PMP Exam – Professional and social responsibility
- ensure individual integrity
- contribute to the project management knowledge base
- enhanced professional competence
- promote interaction among stakeholders
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David spent 25 years as a senior project manager for US multinationals and now develops a wide range of project-related video training products under the Primer brand. In addition, David runs training seminars across the world, and is a prolific writer on the many topics of project management. He currently lives in Spain with his wife Jude.