
CAPM Certified Associate in Project Management All-in-One Exam Guide
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- Intro
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- About the Author
- Contents at a Glance
- Contents
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I Project Management Foundation
- Chapter 1 Working as a Project Manager
- Exploring the Project Manager Role
- Defining the Adaptive Project Manager
- Leading the Project Team
- Communicating Project Information
- Negotiating Project Terms and Conditions
- Active Problem-Solving
- Identifying the Project Manager Influence
- Influencing the Project
- Influencing the Organization
- Considering Social, Economic, and Environmental Project Influences
- Considering International Influences
- Considering Cultural and Industry Influences
- Building Project Management Skills
- Enhancing Skills and Competencies
- Introducing the PMI Talent Triangle
- Managing Politics in Projects
- Serving as a Leader and Manager
- Learning Leadership Styles
- Creating a Leadership Persona
- Performing Project Integration
- Integrating Processes
- Building Your Cognitive-Level Integration
- Examining Context-Level Integration
- Chapter Summary
- Questions
- Answers
- References
- Chapter 2 Managing a Project in Different Environments
- Exploring Agile Methodologies for Project Management
- Scrum
- Kanban Method
- Lean Principles
- Extreme Programming
- Hybrid Agile Approaches
- Disciplined Agile
- Working with Enterprise Environmental Factors
- Working with Internal Enterprise Environmental Factors
- Considering External Enterprise Environmental Factors
- Leveraging Organizational Process Assets
- Adhering to Processes, Policies, and Procedures
- Leveraging Organizational Knowledge Repositories
- Working Within an Organizational System
- Working in a System
- Operating Within a Governance Framework
- Identifying the Organizational Influences
- Completing Projects in Different Organizational Structures
- Recognizing Organizational Structures
- Managing Project Teams
- Working with a Project Management Office
- Case Study: Managing Projects from Start to Completion
- Examining the Project Deliverables
- Examining the Project Phases
- Controlling Project Changes
- Chapter Summary
- Questions
- Answers
- References
- Part II CAPM Testing Areas
- Chapter 3 Project Management Fundamentals and Core Concepts
- Demonstrate an Understanding of the Various Project Life Cycles and Processes
- Examining a Project Life Cycle
- Working with Project Management Processes
- Exploring the Project Management Processes
- Distinguish Between a Project, Program, and a Portfolio
- Distinguish Between a Project and Operations
- Distinguish Between Predictive and Adaptive Approaches
- Distinguish Between Issues, Risks, Assumptions, and Constraints
- Review/Critique Project Scope
- Apply the Project Management Code of Ethics to Scenarios
- Explain How a Project Can Be a Vehicle for Change
- Demonstrate an Understanding of Project Management Planning
- Developing the Project Management Plan
- Creating the Project Management Plan
- Describe the Purpose and Importance of Cost, Quality, Risk, Schedule, etc.
- Distinguish Between the Different Deliverables of a Project Management Plan Versus Product Management Plan
- Distinguish Differences Between a Milestone and a Task Duration
- Determine the Number and Type of Resources in a Project
- Use a Risk Register in a Given Situation
- Use a Stakeholder Register in a Given Situation
- Explain Project Closure and Transitions
- More on Project Closure and Transitions
- Demonstrate an Understanding of Project Roles and Responsibilities
- Compare and Contrast the Roles and Responsibilities of Project Managers and Project Sponsors
- Compare and Contrast the Roles and Responsibilities of the Project Team and the Project Sponsor
- Explain the Importance of the Role the Project Manager Plays
- Explain the Differences Between Leadership and Management
- Explain Emotional Intelligence and Its Impact on Project Management
- Determine How to Follow and Execute Planned Strategies or Frameworks
- Give Examples of How It Is Appropriate to Respond to a Planned Strategy or Framework
- Explain Project Initiation and Benefit Planning
- Demonstrate an Understanding of Common Problem-Solving Tools and Techniques
- Active Problem-Solving
- Evaluate the Effectiveness of a Meeting
- Explain the Purpose of Focus Groups, Standup Meetings, Brainstorming, etc.
- Chapter Summary
- Questions
- Answers
- References
- Chapter 4 Predictive, Plan-Based Methodologies
- Explain When It Is Appropriate to Use a Predictive, Plan-Based Approach
- Identify the Suitability of a Predictive, Plan-Based Approach for the Organizational Structure
- Determine the Activities Within Each Process
- Give Examples of Typical Activities Within Each Process
- Distinguish the Differences Between Various Project Components
- Demonstrate an Understanding of a Project Management Plan Schedule
- Apply Critical Path Methods
- Calculate Schedule Variance
- Explain Work Breakdown Structures
- Explain Work Packages
- Apply a Quality Management Plan
- Apply an Integration Management Plan
- Determine How to Document Project Controls of Predictive, Plan-Based Projects
- Identify Artifacts That Are Used in Predictive, Plan-Based Projects
- Calculate Cost and Schedule Variances
- Chapter Summary
- Questions
- Answers
- References
- Chapter 5 Agile Frameworks/Methodologies
- Explain When It Is Appropriate to Use an Adaptive Approach
- Compare the Pros and Cons of Adaptive and Predictive, Plan-Based Projects
- Identify the Suitability of Adaptive Approaches for the Organizational Structure
- Identify Organizational Process Assets and Environmental Factors that Facilitate the Use of Adaptive Approaches
- Determine How to Plan Project Iterations
- Distinguish the Logical Units of Iterations
- Interpret the Pros and Cons of the Iteration
- Translate This WBS to an Adaptive Iteration
- Determine Inputs for Scope
- Explain the Importance of Adaptive Project Tracking Versus Predictive, Plan-Based Tracking
- Determine How to Document Project Controls for an Adaptive Project
- Identify Artifacts that Are Used in Adaptive Projects
- Explain the Components of an Adaptive Plan
- Distinguish Between the Components of Different Adaptive Methodologies
- Determine How to Prepare and Execute Task Management Steps
- Interpret Success Criteria of an Adaptive Project Management Task
- Prioritize Tasks in Adaptive Project Management
- Chapter Summary
- Questions
- Answers
- References
- Chapter 6 Business Analysis Frameworks
- Demonstrate an Understanding of Business Analysis Roles and Responsibilities
- Distinguish Between Stakeholder Roles
- Outline the Need for Roles and Responsibilities
- Differentiate Between Internal and External Roles
- Determine How to Conduct Stakeholder Communication
- Recommend the Most Appropriate Communication Channel/Tool
- Demonstrate Why Communication Is Important for a Business Analyst Between Various Teams
- Determine How to Gather Requirements
- Gathering the Project Requirements
- Match Tools to Scenarios
- Identify the Requirements Gathering Approach for a Situation
- Explain a Requirements Traceability Matrix/Product Backlog
- Demonstrate an Understanding of Product Roadmaps
- Explain the Application of a Product Roadmap
- Determine Which Components Go to Which Releases
- Determine How Project Methodologies Influence Business Analysis Processes
- Predictive, Plan-Based, and Adaptive Methodologies
- Determine the Role of a Business Analyst in Adaptive and/or Predictive and Plan-Based Approaches
- Validate Requirements Through Product Delivery
- Define Acceptance Criteria
- Determine If a Project/Product Is Ready for Delivery Based on a Requirements Traceability Matrix/Product Backlog
- Chapter Summary
- Questions
- Answers
- References
- Chapter 7 Understanding the Project Management Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct
- Exploring the Code
- Learning the Structure of the Code
- Serving Responsibly as a Project Manager
- Aspiring to Responsibility Expectations
- Adhering to the Mandatory Standards of Responsibility
- Upholding the Respect Value
- Aspiring to Respect
- Adhering to the Mandatory Values of Respect
- Being a Fair Project Manager
- Aspiring to Fairness
- Being an Honest Project Manager
- Aspiring to Honesty
- Living the Honesty Requirements
- Chapter Summary
- Questions
- Answers
- References
- Part III Appendixes and Glossary
- Appendix A 50 Confusing Terms on the CAPM Exam
- Appendix B About the Online Content
- System Requirements
- Your Total Seminars Training Hub Account
- Privacy Notice
- Single User License Terms and Conditions
- TotalTester Online
- Other Book Resources
- Technical Support
- Glossary
- Index
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