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Very impressed. The instructor has done a fantastic job of pulling three years of training together for me and I’m really glad I took the 5-day Power Prep course – I’m now much more confident about the exam. Thank you ESI!


Sheetal Patel
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PMBOK® Guide knowledge areas:

Project Integration Management

Project Scope Management

Project Quality Management

Project Time Management

Project Cost Management

Project Human Resources Management

Project Communications Management

Project Risk Management

Project Procurement Management

 

PMP® Power Exam Preparation


Course information

Duration: 5 days
PDUs: 36

Course Fee:
£1795 excl. VAT
€2595 excl. VAT

 

Reminder: Participants must already have an understanding of project management tools and techniques covered in the courses "Managing Projects", "Scheduling and Cost Control" and "Risk Management".

This course is for you if:

  • You want an in-depth topic review and structured study
  • You want to ensure exam success with five power-packed days of preparation
  • You've met the requirements on PMI's PMP® Credential Application

Course Synopsis

Immerse yourself in ESI's PMP® Power Prep and you'll be well on your way to passing PMI's PMP® certification exam. This course is for you if you've met PMI's requirements put forth in the PMP® Credential Application. This intensive, five-day course integrates in-depth topic reviews with structured personal study time, including individual assistance from your PMP-certified instructor. You'll thoroughly review exam "trouble spots", use highly effective drills to accelerate your learning, receive invaluable test taking tips, and take and review practice exams.

You'll receive a comprehensive workbook, including drills and practice exams, as well as PMI's A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide). And, to reduce any exam anxiety that may remain after completing this powerful course, you'll be given access to ESI's PMP® Online Practice Test.

Reminder: PMI's PMP® Credential Application requires documentation of 35 contact hours of project management education/training at the time of application. PDUs for Continuing Certification Requirements must be taken after the PMP® credential has been attained. (Refer to PMI's PMP® Credential Handbook for complete and current requirements.)

Course Topics

  1. Project Management Process Groups
    1. Initiating processes
    2. Planning processes
    3. Controlling processes
    4. Executing processes
    5. Closing processes
  2. Project Integration Management
    1. Project plan development
      • Historical information
      • Constraints and assumptions
    2. Historical information
    3. Constraints and assumptions
    4. Project plan execution
    5. Overall change control
      • Change control system
      • Confirmation management
    6. Change control system
    7. Confirmation management
  3. Project Scope Management
    1. Initiation
    2. Scope statement
      • Cost, schedule, and performance criteria
      • Management plan
      • Work breakdown structure
      • Scope baseline
    3. Cost, schedule, and performance criteria
    4. Management plan
    5. Work breakdown structure
    6. Scope baseline
    7. Scope definition
    8. Scope reporting
  4. Project Quality Management
    1. Quality planning
      • Six-sigma rule
      • Zero defects
    2. Six-sigma rule
    3. Zero defects
    4. Quality assurance
    5. Quality control (QC)
      • Statistical process control
      • Seven basic QC tools
    6. Statistical process control
    7. Seven basic QC tools
  5. Project Time Management
    1. Activity definition
    2. Activity sequencing
      • Dependencies
      • PDM vs. AOL
    3. Dependencies
    4. PDM vs. AOL
    5. Activity-duration estimating
      • Resource requirements
      • Historical information
    6. Resource requirements
    7. Historical information
    8. Schedule development
      • Resource pools
      • Calendar
    9. Resource pools
    10. Calendar
    11. Schedule control
      • Performance reports
      • Change requests
    12. Performance reports
    13. Change requests
  6. Project Cost Management
    1. Estimating and forecasting
    2. Budgeting
    3. Cost control
      • Contingency management
      • Earned-value reporting
      • BCWS, BCWP, ACWP
      • Variance analysis
    4. Contingency management
    5. Earned-value reporting
    6. BCWS, BCWP, ACWP
    7. Variance analysis
    8. Present value
  7. Project Risk Management
    1. Identification
    2. Quantification
      • Expected value
      • Decision trees
    3. Expected value
    4. Decision trees
    5. Response development
  8. Project Human Resource Management
    1. Organisational planning
      • Project organisational structure
      • Reporting relationships
    2. Project organisational structure
    3. Reporting relationships
    4. Staff acquisition
      • Resource staffing
      • Negotiations for team members
    5. Resource staffing
    6. Negotiations for team members
    7. Team development
      • Theories of motivation
      • Conflict resolution
      • Influence factors
    8. Theories of motivation
    9. Conflict resolution
    10. Influence factors
  9. Project Procurement Management
    1. Procurement planning
    2. Solicitation planning
    3. Solicitation
    4. Source selection
    5. Contract administration
    6. Contract closeout
  10. Project Communications Management
    1. Communications planning
    2. Communication process
    3. Skills, techniques, and styles
    4. Information distribution
    5. Administrative closure
  11. Professional Responsibility
    1. Ensuring individual integrity and professionalism
    2. Contributing to the project management knowledge base
    3. Enhancing individual competence
    4. Balancing stakeholders' interests
    5. Interacting in a professional and co-operative manner

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