PMP Course Content
The PMP training course curriculum is structured to streamline the learning process by a team of experts. You can find the complete course details in the below-mentioned modules.
Course Curriculum
Module 1: Introduction to PMP
- What is PMP?
- Prerequisites for the PMP Exam
- PMP Exam Syllabus
- Structure of the PMP Exam
Module 2: Project Management Framework
- Project Definition
- Understanding Project Management
- Understanding Operations Management
- Understanding Program Management
- Understanding Portfolio Management
- Project Management Office (PMO)
- Portfolio, Program, Project – A High-Level View
- Mission, Vision, Goal, Strategy, Objective and Tactic
- Organizational Strategy
- Project’s Link with Organizational Strategy
- Strategic Alignment of Projects
- Business Benefits
- Benefits Realization
- Business Value
- Constraints
- Organizational Systems
- Enterprise Environmental Factors
- Organizational Process Assets
- Comparing Project Life Cycle and Product Life Cycle
- Project Manager Role
Module 3: Project Integration Management
- Understanding Project Integration Management
- Project team role
- Project sponsor role
- Project selection methods
- Project charter and role of a project manager in charter development
- Recap of continuous improvement lessons
- Project Integration Management Knowledge Area Processes
Module 4: Project Management Processes
- Overview of the Project Life Cycle
- Comparing Project Life Cycle and Project Management process
- Stakeholders
- Key Stakeholders
- Process Groups and Knowledge Areas
- Inputs/outputs of the 49 Project Management processes
- Organizational influences on Project Management
Module 5: Project Scope Management
- Understanding Project Scope Management
- Comparing Product Scope and Project Scope
- Project Scope Management Knowledge Area Processes
Module 6: Project Schedule Management
- Understanding Project Schedule Management
- Understanding Project Schedule
- Gantt Charts
- Network Diagram
- Estimation
- Schedule Network Analysis Techniques
- PERT, PERT Analysis, Critical Path Method and Schedule Compression
- Project Schedule Management Knowledge Area Processes
Module 7: Project Cost Management
- Understanding Project Cost Management
- Distinguishing Cost Estimating and Cost Budgeting
- Key Terminology in Project Cost Management
- Earned Value Technique
- Project Cost Management Knowledge Area Processes
Module 8: Project Quality Management
- Understanding Quality
- Understanding Quality Management
- Cost of Quality
- Seven Basic Tools of Quality
- Project Quality Management Knowledge Area Processes
Module 9: Project Resource Management
- Understanding Resource Management
- Project Sponsor Roles and Responsibilities
- Comparing Functional Manager and Project Manager
- Conflict Management
- Motivation Theory
- Project Resource Management Knowledge Area Processes
Module 10: Project Communications Management
- Understanding Communication
- Communication Methods, Technology, and Channels
- Basic Communication Model
- Key Terminology in Project Communication Management
- Project Communication Management Knowledge Area Processes
Module 11: Project Procurement Management
- Understanding a Contract
- Different Types of Contracts
- Pros and Cons of contract types
- Key Terminology in Project Procurement Management
- Project Procurement Management Knowledge Area Processes
Module 12: Project Stakeholder Management
- Who is a Stakeholder?
- Stakeholder Register
- Various Analytical Techniques for Stakeholder Analysis
- Managing stakeholder engagement and relationship
- Key Terminology in Project Stakeholder Management
- Project Stakeholder Management Knowledge Area Processes
Module 13: Project Risk Management
- Understanding the Risk
- Project Management Risks
- Calculating Risk and EMV
- Risk Classification
- Decision Tree Analysis
- Risk Reserve and Contingency Reserve
- Key Terminology in Project Risk Management
- Project Risk Management Knowledge Area processes
Module 14: Ethics and Professional Conduct
- PMI’s Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct
- Vision and purpose of the Code
- To whom does the Code apply?
- Structure of the Code
- Aspirational and Mandatory Conduct
- Responsibility and Ethics Complaints
- Description of Respect, Fairness, and Honesty