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- Project Management
This study guide covers the main topics of project management for the PMI exam. It helps students understand the key areas and prepare for the exam.
What's inside
- Project management knowledge areas
- Project life cycle and process groups
- Project integration management
- Project scope and time management
- Project cost and quality management
Who it is for: Students preparing for the PMI exam. (Professional)
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Summary
Project Integration Management is one of the knowledge areas of project management. It is about coordinating all aspects of a project. Students get a guide to preparing for the PMI exam on this topic.
Project Integration Management
Project Integration Management is one of the ten knowledge areas of project management. It is about coordinating all aspects of a project. It is about how to develop a project charter, how to plan, execute, monitor and control, and how to close a project.
Project Management Processes
Project Management Processes are the steps taken to achieve the project objectives. They include initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing. The document explains how these processes fit into the project life cycle.
Project Management Knowledge Areas
Project Management Knowledge Areas are the different fields of project management. They include scope, human resource, communications, time, cost, risk, quality, procurement and integration. Each knowledge area has its own processes and best practices.
Exam Preparation
The document gives tips on how to prepare for the PMI exam. It explains how to approach different types of exam questions. It also provides a list of possible exam questions.
Key terms
- Reserve time
- Time set aside for unexpected events.
- Analogous estimating
- A top-down method of estimating based on similar projects.
- Value analysis
- A cost reduction tool that considers whether a function is necessary.
- Responsibility Assignment Matrix
- A chart showing who does what in a project.
- Management Reserve
- A separate quantity of time or money for unknown unknowns.
- Statement of Work
- A description of the procurement item in sufficient detail.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the main processes in project management?
- How do you estimate the duration of project activities?
- What is the difference between centralized and decentralized contracting?
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