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- Copyright Page
- Contents
- PMP Project Management Professional Study Guide, Fifth Edition
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Contents at Aglance
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Exam Readiness Checklist
- Part I Project Initiation
- 1 Introducing Project Management
- The PMBOK Guide, This Book, and the PMP Exam
- All About the PMBOK Guide
- All About This Book
- All About the PMP Exam
- Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct
- Defining What a Project Is-and Is Not
- Projects Create Unique Products, Services, or Results
- Projects Are Temporary
- Projects Change Things and Environments
- Projects Create Business Value
- Consider the Project Initiation Context
- Defining Project Management
- Tailoring the Project Process
- Examining Related Areas of Project Management
- Exploring Program Management
- Consider Project Portfolio Management
- Implementing Subprojects
- Projects vs. Operations
- Projects and Business Value
- Revving Through the Project Life Cycle
- Working with a Project Life Cycle
- Project Phase Deliverables
- Defining Project Management Data and Information
- Understanding Data and Information
- Reviewing a Project Business Case
- Creating a Project Benefits Management Plan
- Certification Summary
- Key Terms
- Two-Minute Drill
- Q&A Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 2 Managing Projects in Different Environments
- Utilizing Enterprise Environmental Factors
- Reviewing Internal Enterprise Environmental Factors
- Reviewing External Enterprise Environmental Factors
- Leveraging Organizational Process Assets
- Recognizing Common Organizational Process Assets
- Utilizing Organizational Knowledge Repositories
- Working with Organizational Systems
- Examine Organizational Governance Frameworks
- Consider Portfolio, Programs, and Project Governance
- Relying on General Management Skills
- Considering Organizational Culture
- Completing Projects in Different Organizational Structures
- Working in an Organic, or a Simple, Structure
- Managing Projects in Functional Organizations
- Dealing with Multidivisional Structures
- Managing in Matrix Structures
- Serving in a Virtual Organization
- Managing Projects in Hybrid Organizations
- Operating Under Project Management Offices
- Certification Summary
- Key Terms
- Two-Minute Drill
- Q&A Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 3 Serving as a Project Manager
- Defining the Project Management Role
- Leading the Project Team
- Communicating Project Information
- Negotiating Project Terms and Conditions
- Active Problem Solving
- Exploring the Project Manager Influence
- Influencing the Project
- Influencing the Organization
- Managing Social, Economic, and Environmental Project Influences
- Considering International Influences
- Reviewing Cultural and Industry Influences
- Building the Project Management Competencies
- Considering Your Skills and Competencies
- Exploring the PMI Talent Triangle
- Recognizing Politics in Project Management
- Leading and Managing the Project
- Exploring Leadership Styles
- Applying a Leadership Personality
- Performing Project Integration
- Examining Process-Level Integration
- Examining Cognitive-Level Integration
- Examining Context-Level Integration
- Certification Summary
- Key Terms
- Two-Minute Drill
- Q&A Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- Part II PMP Exam Essentials: Knowledge
- 4 Implementing Project Integration Management
- Exploring Project Integration Management
- Considering Trends for Project Integration Management
- Tailoring Project Integration Management
- Considering Project Integration Management in Agile Environments
- Developing the Project Charter
- Creating the Project Charter
- Examining Benefit Measurement Methods
- Examining Constrained Optimization Methods
- Developing the Project Management Plan
- Understanding the Project Plan's Purpose
- Preparing to Develop the Project Plan
- Applying Tools and Techniques for Project Plan Development
- Examining the Typical Project Plan
- Directing and Managing the Project Work
- Applying Corrective Action
- Considering Preventive Actions
- Managing Defect Repair
- Managing Change Requests
- Implementing Tools and Techniques for Project Execution
- Examining the Outputs of Project Plan Execution
- Managing Project Knowledge
- Preparing to Manage Knowledge
- Reviewing Knowledge Management Tools and Techniques
- Reviewing the Results of Knowledge Management
- Monitoring and Controlling the Project Work
- Preparing for Monitoring and Controlling Processes
- Creating Work Performance Information
- Reviewing the Final Inputs for Monitoring and Controlling
- Using Monitoring and Controlling Tools and Techniques
- Examining the Results of Project Work
- Performing Integrated Change Control
- Implementing Tools and Techniques for Integrated Change Control
- Deciding on Project Changes
- Revisiting Planning Processes
- Evaluating the Outputs of Integrated Change Control
- Closing the Project or Phase
- Preparing to Close the Project or Phase
- Closing the Project or Phase
- Reviewing the Results of Project Closure
- Certification Summary
- Key Terms
- Two-Minute Drill
- Q&A Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 5 Managing the Project Scope
- Exploring Project Scope Management
- Tailoring Project Scope Management
- Planning Project Scope Management
- Project Scope vs. Product Scope
- Creating the Scope Management Plan
- Using Scope Planning Tools and Techniques
- Creating the Scope Management Plan
- Collecting and Eliciting Requirements
- Interview the Stakeholders
- Leading a Focus Group
- Relying on Surveys
- Leveraging Data Analysis
- Making Group Decisions on Requirements
- Using Group Decisions
- Hosting a Requirements Workshop
- Utilizing a Context Diagram
- Creating Prototypes
- Observing Stakeholders
- Benchmarking the Requirements
- Managing the Requirements
- Defining the Project Scope
- Examining the Inputs to Scope Definition
- Consulting with Experts
- Finding Alternatives
- Facilitating Meetings and Workshops
- Using Product Analysis
- Examining the Project Scope Statement
- Reviewing the Project Document Updates
- Creating the Work Breakdown Structure
- Using a Work Breakdown Structure Template
- Decomposing the Project Deliverables
- Defining the Scope Baseline
- Validating the Scope
- Examining the Inputs to Scope Validation
- Inspecting the Project Work
- Formally Accepting the Project Deliverables
- Controlling the Scope
- Examining the Inputs to Scope Control
- Considering the Results of Controlling Scope
- Certification Summary
- Key Terms
- Two-Minute Drill
- Q&A Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 6 Introducing Project Schedule Management
- Exploring Project Schedule Management
- Tailoring Project Schedule Management
- Considerations for Agile and Adaptive Environments
- Creating the Schedule Management Plan
- Building the Schedule Management Plan
- Exploring the Schedule Management Plan
- Defining the Activities
- Getting to Work: Defining the Activities
- Relying on Templates
- Decomposing the Project Work Packages
- Using Rolling Wave Planning
- Using Planning Components
- Compiling the Activity List
- Documenting the Activity Attributes
- Finalizing Activity Definition
- Sequencing Activities
- Considering the Inputs to Activity Sequencing
- Creating Network Diagrams
- Using the Precedence Diagramming Method
- Determining the Activity Dependencies
- Considering Leads and Lags
- Utilizing Network Templates
- Examining the Sequencing Outputs
- Using a Project Network Diagram
- Updating the Project Documents
- Estimating Activity Durations
- Considering the Activity Duration Estimates Inputs
- Estimating the Project Work Considerations
- Considering Resource Availability
- Considering the Calendars
- Creating a Resource Breakdown Structure
- Updating the Activity List
- Applying Expert Judgment
- Creating an Analogy
- Applying Parametric Estimates
- Creating a Three-Point Estimate
- Creating a Bottom-Up Estimate
- Using the Delphi Technique
- Using the Fist-to-Five Approach
- Factoring in Reserve Time
- Evaluating the Estimates
- Developing the Schedule
- Revisiting the Project Network Diagram
- Relying on Activity Duration Estimates
- Evaluating the Project Constraints
- Reevaluating the Assumptions
- Evaluating the Risk Management Register
- Examining the Activity Attributes
- Defining the Project Timeline
- Performing Schedule Network Analysis
- Calculating Float in a PND
- Encountering Scheduling on the PMP Exam
- Optimizing Resource Utilization
- Applying Duration Compression
- Using a Project Simulation
- Using Project Management Software
- Relying on a Project Coding Structure
- Examining the Project Schedule
- Utilizing the Schedule Management Plan
- Updating the Resource Requirements
- Planning the Schedule in Agile Environments
- Reviewing the Results of Developing the Schedule
- Controlling the Schedule
- Managing the Inputs to Schedule Control
- Measuring Project Performance
- Examining the Schedule Variance
- Updating the Project Schedule
- Applying Corrective Action
- Writing the Lessons Learned
- Certification Summary
- Key Terms
- Two-Minute Drill
- Q&A Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 7 Introducing Project Cost Management
- Exploring Project Cost Management
- Tailoring the Project Cost Management Approach
- Planning the Project Costs
- Considering the Cost Planning Inputs
- Creating the Cost Management Plan
- Estimating the Project Costs
- Considering the Cost Estimating Inputs
- Estimating Project Costs
- Using Analogous Estimating
- Using Parametric Estimating
- Using Bottom-Up Estimating
- Creating a Three-Point Cost Estimate
- Analyzing Data for Cost Estimating
- Using Computer Software
- Making Decisions in Cost Estimating
- Analyzing Cost Estimating Results
- Refining the Cost Estimates
- Considering the Supporting Detail
- Creating a Project Budget
- Developing the Project Budget
- Creating the Cost Baseline
- Establishing Project Funding Requirements
- Implementing Cost Control
- Considering Cost Control Inputs
- Managing Changes to Costs
- Measuring Project Performance
- Finding the Variances
- Calculating the Cost Performance Index
- Finding the Schedule Performance Index
- Preparing for the Estimate at Completion
- Calculating the To-Complete Performance Index
- Finding the Estimate to Complete
- Finding the Variance at Completion
- The Five EVM Formula Rules
- Additional Planning
- Using Computers
- Considering the Cost Control Results
- Creating Change Requests
- Updating Lessons Learned
- Certification Summary
- Key Terms
- Two-Minute Drill
- Q&A Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 8 Introducing Project Quality Management
- Looking at the Big Quality Picture
- Accepting the Quality Management Approach
- Quality vs. Grade
- Implementing Quality Project Management
- Tailoring Quality in Project Management
- Considering Quality in Agile Environments
- Preparing for Quality
- Determining the Quality Policy
- Reviewing the Scope Baseline
- Consider Schedule and Costs
- Reviewing the Standards and Regulations
- Planning for Quality Management
- Applying Benchmarking Practices
- Brainstorming and Interviews
- Using a Benefit/Cost Analysis
- Considering the Cost of Quality
- Utilizing Multicriteria Decision Analysis Tools
- Representing Data in Quality Management Planning
- Planning for Testing and Inspection
- Creating the Quality Management Plan
- Identifying the Quality Metrics
- Managing Quality
- Preparing to Manage Quality
- Managing Quality for a Project
- Completing a Quality Audit
- Utilizing the Design for X Approach
- Implementing Problem-Solving Techniques
- Reviewing the Results of Managing Quality
- Implementing Control Quality
- Preparing for Quality Control
- Inspecting Results
- Data Representation Tools
- Creating a Control Chart
- Creating Pareto Diagrams
- Creating a Histogram
- Creating a Run Chart
- Creating a Scatter Diagram
- Completing a Statistical Sampling
- Revisiting Flowcharting
- Applying Trend Analysis
- The Results of Quality Control
- Certification Summary
- Key Terms
- Two-Minute Drill
- Q&A Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 9 Introducing Project Resource Management
- Exploring Project Resource Management
- Reviewing Project Resource Management Foundations
- Exploring Trends in Managing Resources
- Preparing for Resource Planning
- Identifying the Resource Requirements
- Completing Organizational Planning
- Charting the Project Resources
- Creating the Role and Responsibility Assignments
- Relying on Templates
- Applying Resource Practices
- Relating to Organizational Theories
- Creating a Resource Management Plan
- Creating a Team Charter
- Estimating Project Activity Resources
- Preparing to Estimate Activity Resources
- Estimating the Resources for Activities
- Reviewing the Results of Estimating Activity Resources
- Acquiring the Project Resources
- Preparing to Acquire Project Resources
- Acquiring the Resources
- Negotiating for Resources
- Recruiting Project Team Members
- Working with Preassigned Staff
- Acquiring Human Resources
- Working with Virtual Teams
- Reviewing the Outputs of Acquiring Resources
- Developing the Project Team
- Preparing to Develop the Project Team
- Dealing with Team Locales
- Creating Team-Building Activities
- Naturally Developing Project Teams
- Relying on General Management Skills
- Rewarding the Project Team
- Training the Project Team
- Completing Project Performance Appraisals
- Examining the Results of Team Development
- Managing the Project Team
- Dealing with Team Disagreements
- Controlling Resources
- Preparing to Control Resources
- Reviewing the Tools and Techniques to Control Resources
- Reviewing the Results of Controlling Resources
- Certification Summary
- Key Terms
- Two-Minute Drill
- Q&A Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 10 Introducing Project Communications Management
- Communicating in Projects
- Consider Communication Activities
- Tailoring Communications in Project Management
- Communicating in Agile Environments
- Planning Communications
- Considering the Project Management Plan and Charter
- Leveraging Enterprise Environmental Factors
- Identifying Communication Requirements
- Exploring Communication Technologies
- Examining Communication Skills
- Creating Successful Communications
- Creating the Communications Management Plan
- Managing Project Communications
- Exploring Communication Technology and Methods
- Distributing Information
- Examining the Results of Communication Management
- Monitoring Project Communications
- Preparing for Communications Monitoring
- Reviewing the Monitoring Communications Tools and Techniques
- Reporting Project Performance
- Reviewing Project Performance
- Completing Trend Analysis
- Examining the Results of Performance Reporting
- Certification Summary
- Key Terms
- Two-Minute Drill
- Q&A Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 11 Introducing Project Risk Management
- Building a Strong Risk Understanding
- Reviewing Project Risk Considerations
- Tailoring Risk Management in Projects
- Planning for Risk Management
- Examining Stakeholder Tolerance
- Relying on Risk Management Policies
- Creating the Risk Management Plan
- Examining the Risk Management Plan
- Creating Risk Categories
- Using a Risk Management Plan Template
- Identifying Risks
- Preparing for Risk Identification
- Identifying the Project Risks
- Reviewing Project Documents
- Testing the Assumptions
- Brainstorming the Project
- Using Checklists
- Identifying Risks Through Interviews
- Analyzing SWOT
- Utilizing Diagramming Techniques
- Using Prompt Lists
- Creating a Risk Register
- Creating a Risk Report
- Using Qualitative Risk Analysis
- Preparing for Qualitative Risk Analysis
- Completing Qualitative Analysis
- Applying Probability and Impact
- Creating a Probability-Impact Matrix
- Building a Hierarchical Chart
- Examining the Results of Qualitative Risk Analysis
- Preparing for Quantitative Risk Analysis
- Considering the Inputs for Quantitative Analysis
- Interviewing Stakeholders and Experts
- Applying Sensitivity Analysis
- Finding the Expected Monetary Value
- Using a Decision Tree
- Using a Project Simulation
- Examining the Results of Quantitative Risk Analysis
- Planning for Risk Responses
- Preparing for Risk Response
- Creating Risk Responses
- Escalating the Risk Event
- Avoiding the Negative Risk and Threats
- Transferring the Negative Risk
- Mitigating the Negative Risk
- Managing the Positive Risks and Opportunities
- Accepting a Risk
- Creating a Project Contingency Response
- Examining the Results of Risk Response Planning
- Working with Residual Risks
- Accounting for Secondary Risks
- Creating Contracts for Risk Response
- Justifying Risk Reduction
- Updating the Project Plan
- Implementing Risk Responses
- Preparing to Implement Risk Responses
- Reviewing the Tools and Techniques for Implementing Risk Responses
- Examining the Results of Implementing Risk Responses
- Monitoring Risks
- Preparing for Risk Monitoring
- Completing Risk Monitoring
- Completing Risk Response Audits
- Completing Periodic Risk Reviews
- Using Earned Value Analysis
- Measuring Technical Performance
- Completing Additional Risk Planning
- Examining the Results of Risk Monitoring
- Certification Summary
- Key Terms
- Two-Minute Drill
- Q&A Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 12 Introducing Project Procurement Management
- Building the Project Procurement Foundation
- Considering Procurement Practices for Projects
- Tailoring the Procurement Processes
- Planning for Purchases
- Evaluating the Market Conditions
- Referring to the Scope Baseline
- Relying on the Project Management Plan
- Teaming with Other Organizations
- Planning for the Project Requirements
- Completing Procurement Planning
- Determining to Make or Buy
- Using Expert Judgment
- Determining the Contract Type
- Summary of Contract Types
- Using the Statement of Work
- Determining the Source Selection Criteria
- Reviewing the Procurement Management Plan
- Creating the Procurement Documents
- Conducting Procurements
- Procuring Goods and Services
- Examining the Results of Contracting
- Selecting the Seller
- Preparing for Source Selection
- Completing the Seller Selection Process
- Examining the Results of Conducting Procurement
- Controlling Procurements
- Preparing for Contract Administration
- Completing Contract Administration
- Inspecting and Auditing the Procurement Process
- Reviewing the Results of Procurement Control
- Certification Summary
- Key Terms
- Two-Minute Drill
- Q&A Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 13 Introducing Project Stakeholder Management
- Building a Strong Stakeholder Management Foundation
- Leading Stakeholder Management
- Tailoring the Stakeholder Management Processes
- Identifying the Project Stakeholders
- Preparing for Stakeholder Identification
- Performing Stakeholder Identification
- Visualizing Stakeholder Influence
- Reviewing the Results of Stakeholder Identification
- Planning for Stakeholder Management
- Organizing the Planning
- Analyzing Stakeholder Engagement
- Building the Stakeholder Management Plan
- Managing Stakeholder Engagement
- Engaging Stakeholders
- Examining Results of Stakeholder Engagement
- Monitoring Stakeholder Engagement
- Taking Action for Stakeholder Engagement
- Completing Stakeholder Engagement Monitoring
- Reviewing the Results of Monitoring Stakeholder Engagement
- Certification Summary
- Key Terms
- Two-Minute Drill
- Q&A Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- 14 The PMI Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct
- Responsibilities to the Profession
- Complying with Rules and Policies
- Applying Honesty to the Profession
- Advancing the Profession
- Responsibilities to the Customer and to the Public
- Enforcing Project Management Truth and Honesty
- Eliminating Inappropriate Actions
- Respecting Others
- Certification Summary
- Key Terms
- Two-Minute Drill
- Q&A Self Test
- Self Test Answers
- Part III Appendices
- A Critical Exam Information
- Exam Test-Passing Tips
- Days Before the Exam
- Practice the Testing Process
- Testing Tips
- Answer Every Question-Once
- Use the Process of Elimination
- Everything You Must Know
- The 49 Project Management Processes
- Magic PMP Formulas
- Earned Value Management Formulas
- Quick PMP Facts
- B About the Download
- System Requirements
- Installing and Running Total Tester
- Total Tester Premium Practice Exam Softwarester
- McGraw-Hill Professional Media Center Download
- Video Training from the Author
- Technical Support
- Total Seminars Technical Support
- McGraw-Hill Education Content Support
- Glossary
- Index
- PMP Project Management Professional Practice Exams
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 PMP Foundations
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- Answers
- Chapter 2 The Initiating Domain
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- Answers
- Chapter 3 The Planning Domain
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- Answers
- Chapter 4 The Executing Domain
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- Answers
- Chapter 5 The Monitoring and Controlling Domain
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- Answers
- Chapter 6 The Closing Domain
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- Answers
- Chapter 7 Project Management Institute (PMI) Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- Answers
- Appendix A Pre-Assessment Test
- Instructions
- Questions
- Quick Answer Key
- Answers
- Analyzing Your Results
- Appendix B About the Online Content
- System Requirements
- Single User License Terms and Conditions
- Total Tester Online
- Technical Support
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