How does the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) relate to the PMP test?
The Project Management Institute (PMI) draws the questions from the PMBOK. Basically, if it is in the PMBOK, you can expect to be tested on it; if it is NOT in the PMBOK, it will NOT be on the PMP test. Is this course current with the PMBOK? Actually, as the PMBOK is only updated roughly every two to four years, some of what is covered in the class supersedes PMBOK content. Are there other ways to prepare for the PMP test? Yes; several other options including books, CD’s, online classes, and test prep workshops varying in cost from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. Why should I take this class instead of one of the others? Programs specific to test preparation will teach you the material specific to the test, however, they may not teach you the benefits of engaging in certain management practices described in the PMBOK. This class addresses what to do, why and when you should do it, and what the pros/cons, risks/benefits of using a particular method are. You will have access t
