Project Management Professional (PMP)
60h 56m total length |
39 sections |
735 lectures |
Course Overview
Project Management Professional (PMP)
Project Management Professional (PMP) is a comprehensive and forward-thinking program, meticulously designed to align with both PMBOK7 and PMBOK6 guidelines. It serves as your pathway to mastering the latest PMBOK standards, preparing for the PMI-PMP certification, and applying project management principles in real-world scenarios. With robust course delivery, expert instructors, and a vibrant community, this course is your gateway to professional success.
What you’ll learn:
- Grasp core concepts of project management methodologies and best practices.
- Master project planning processes, from initiation to closure.
- Learn to identify, evaluate, and address potential project risks.
- Develop skills to effectively manage and communicate with stakeholders.
- Understand budgeting processes and methods to control project costs.
- Equip with the knowledge and techniques required to ace the PMP exam.
Course Title
Project Management Professional (PMP)
This course includes:
- 60.5 hours on-demand video
- 2 practice tests
- Assignments
- 135 articles
- 872 downloadable resources
- Access on mobile and TV
- Full lifetime access
- Closed captions
- Audio description in existing audio
- Certificate of completion
Requirements
- At least 2 years of project management experience (preferred but not mandatory).
- Familiarity with project management terms and concepts.
- Access to a computer/laptop with internet connectivity.
- Willingness to engage in rigorous study and complete assignments.
- Strong commitment to learn and apply project management principles.
- No prior PM experience? No worries! Our course starts from the basics.
Who this course is for:
- Individuals aiming to kickstart or elevate their careers in project management.
- Leaders seeking structured approaches to manage projects and teams effectively.
- Professionals from other fields eager to transition into project management roles.
- Those targeting to pass the PMP exam with flying collors.
- Professionals aiming to bring PM best practices into their workplaces.
- Anyone with a passion for mastering globally-recognized project management techniques.
Course content
39 sections • 735 lectures • 60h 56m total length
1. Project Management Professional (PMP) – 4 lectures 16min
Project Management Professional (PMP) Preview | 3:45 |
A day in the life of a project manager | 3:41 |
Effective Learning | 7:04 |
Placement Test | 40 questions |
Course Choice, Skill Development and Prior Knowledge | 3 questions |
FAQs | 1:03 |
2. The Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK6) – 2 lectures 20min
Program Overview (I) | 9:21 |
Program Overview (II) | 11:08 |
3. Project Initiation and Planning – 20 lectures 1hr 40min
Section Overview | 01:46 |
Project Initiation Context | 0:09 |
Project Integration Management | 7:44 |
The Science of Better Learning | 5:14 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Integration Management Process Groups | 10:12 |
Project Integration Management Processes | 0:10 |
The Project Charter and Project Management Plan | 4:55 |
Develop Project Charter: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:03 |
Business Needs and Project Creation | 5:44 |
Inputs to Developing the Project Charter | 6:26 |
Techniques for Developing the Project Charter | 5:33 |
Elements of a Project Charter | 8:07 |
Develop Project Management Plan: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:03 |
Inputs to the Project Management Plan | 8:00 |
Compiling the Project Management Plan | 6:53 |
Project Management Plan and Project Documents | 0:11 |
Exercise: Planning the Project I | 14:26 |
Exercise: Planning the Project II | 12:24 |
Project Initiation and Planning | 3 questions |
Project Initiation and Planning | 1:40 |
4. Managing Project Work – 18 lectures 1hr 42min
Section Overview | 02:01 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
The Direct and Manage Project Work Process | 6:57 |
Direct and Manage Project Work: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:17 |
Inputs to Direct and Manage Project Work | 7:04 |
Techniques for Directing and Managing Project Work | 6:25 |
Direct and Manage Project Work Outputs | 7:41 |
The Manage Project Knowledge Process | 8:06 |
Manage Project Knowledge: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:17 |
Monitoring and Controlling Project Work | 7:27 |
Monitor and Control Project Work: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:21 |
Monitor and Control Project Work Process Inputs | 6:41 |
Monitor and Control Project Work Process Techniques | 6:50 |
Monitor and Control Project Work Outputs | 7:32 |
Project Baselines Updates | 5:34 |
Exercise: Managing Project Work and Knowledge (I) | 12:41 |
Exercise: Managing Project Work and Knowledge (II) | 13:30 |
Managing Project Work | 3 questions |
Managing Project Work | 1:58 |
5. Project Changes and Closing – 15 lectures 1hr 22min
Section Overview Preview | 1:39 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Integrated Change Control | 7:37 |
Perform Integrated Change Control: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:17 |
Configuration Management | 6:40 |
Inputs to Perform Integrated Change Control | 7:28 |
The Change Control Process | 6:34 |
Close Project or Phase: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:15 |
Outputs of Perform Integrated Change Control | 4:34 |
Inputs to Close Project or Phase | 6:25 |
Close Project or Phase Tools and Techniques | 4:33 |
Outputs of the Close Project or Phase Process | 7:24 |
Exercise: Managing Change and Closing the Project (I) | 14:00 |
Exercise: Managing Change and Closing the Project (II) | 12:55 |
Project Changes and Closing (PMI – PMP) | 3 questions |
Project Changes and Closing (PMI – PMP) | 1:42 |
6. Capturing, Analyzing, and Using Project Lessons Learned – 15 lectures 1hr 28min
Section Overview Preview | 2:13 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
What are Lessons Learned? | 8:35 |
Managing a Project’s Knowledge Base | 5:49 |
Manage Project Knowledge: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:16 |
The Lessons Learned Process | 5:25 |
Gather Lessons Learned Information | 6:53 |
Tools for Continuous Improvement | 6:54 |
Conduct a Lessons Learned Meeting | 6:36 |
Analyze Lessons Learned Information | 7:31 |
Share and Adopt Lessons Learned | 6:54 |
Documenting Lessons Learned | 5:12 |
Exercise: Collecting and Utilizing Lessons Learned (I) | 12:32 |
Exercise: Collecting and Utilizing Lessons Learned (II) | 10:40 |
Capturing, Analyzing, and Using Project Lessons Learned | 3 questions |
Capturing, Analyzing, and Using Lessons Learned (PMI – PMP) | 1:59 |
7. Strategically Focused Project Management – 21 lectures 1hr 26min
Section Overview Preview | 1:34 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Business Strategy Overview | 6:05 |
Influences of Organizational Structures on Projects | 0:13 |
Project Strategy and Alignment | 6:40 |
Influences of Organizational Structures on Projects | 0:13 |
The Evolving Role of the Project Manager | 6:41 |
Team Management and Team Leadership Compared | 0:16 |
Example of Project Manager’s Sphere of Influence | 0:09 |
Maintaining Strategic Alignment | 4:49 |
The PMI Talent Triangle® | 0:20 |
Business Environment Analysis | 7:19 |
Examples of Factors that Lead to the Creation of a Project | 0:17 |
Project Benefits Analysis | 12:18 |
Project Initiation Context | 0:02 |
Project Stakeholder Impact | 3:53 |
Communicating about the Project Charter | 5:10 |
Managing Stakeholder Expectations | 5:59 |
Exercise: Managing Strategic Alignment (I) | 10:03 |
Exercise: Managing Strategic Alignment (II) | 12:03 |
Strategically Focused Project Management | 3 questions |
Strategically Focused Project Management (PMI – PMP) | 1:31 |
8. Plan and Define Project Scope – 21 lectures 1hr 34min
Section Overview Preview | 1:35 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Defining Project Scope | 6:47 |
Project Scope Management Overview | 0:12 |
The Plan Scope Management Process | 8:09 |
Plan Scope Management: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:13 |
Inputs to Collect Requirements | 5:40 |
Collect Requirements: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:02 |
Context Diagram | 0:15 |
Tools and Techniques for Collecting Requirements | 13:23 |
Characteristics of Effective Requirements | 6:26 |
Example of a Requirements Traceability Matrix | 0:21 |
Outputs of Collect Requirements | 5:46 |
Techniques for Defining Scope | 7:05 |
Define Scope: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:22 |
Outputs of the Define Scope Process | 6:16 |
Components of a Project Scope Statement | 5:17 |
Elements of the Project Charter and Project Scope Statement | 0:14 |
Exercise: Planning and Defining Project Scope (I) | 12:51 |
Exercise: Planning and Defining Project Scope (II) | 11:20 |
Plan and Define Project Scope | 3 questions |
Plan and Define Project Scope (PMI – PMP) | 1:38 |
9. Create Work Breakdown Structure – 16 lectures 1hr 30min
Section Overview Preview | 2:04 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
The Role of the WBS | 8:30 |
The WBS Structure | 7:33 |
Create WBS: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:14 |
Inputs to Create WBS | 7:57 |
Decomposition Activities | 8:26 |
Sample WBS | 0:14 |
Principles for Effective Decomposition | 6:40 |
Verifying the WBS | 5:52 |
Finalizing the WBS | 6:29 |
Outputs of Create WBS | 7:33 |
The WBS Dictionary | 6:37 |
Exercise: Creating the WBS and Scope Baseline (I) | 11:04 |
Exercise: Creating the WBS and Scope Baseline (II) | 8:51 |
Create Work Breakdown Structure | 3 questions |
Creating and Using a Work Breakdown Structure (PMI – PMP) | 1:52 |
10. Validate and Control Scope – 15 lectures 1hr 11min
Section Overview Preview | 1:36 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Validating Project Scope | 5:58 |
Validate Scope: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:15 |
Inputs to Validate Scope | 7:42 |
Validate Scope versus Control Quality | 5:25 |
Outputs of Validate Scope | 6:11 |
The Control Scope Process | 5:15 |
Control Scope: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:13 |
Inputs to Control Scope | 6:28 |
Performing a Variance Analysis | 5:31 |
Outputs of Control Scope | 3:54 |
Exercise: Validating and Controlling Scope (I) | 9:33 |
Exercise: Validating and Controlling Scope (II) | 11:38 |
Validate and Control Scope | 3 questions |
Validate and Control Scope (PMI – PMP) | 1:36 |
Validate and Control Scope | 3 questions |
11. Define and Sequence Activities – 25 lectures 1hr 42min
Section Overview | 01:49 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Project Schedule Management Processes | 6:14 |
Project Schedule Management Overview | 0:03 |
Scheduling Overview | 0:10 |
The Plan Schedule Management Process | 6:27 |
Plan Schedule Management: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:17 |
The Schedule Management Plan | 5:06 |
Inputs to Define Activities | 4:20 |
Define Activities: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:16 |
Tools and Techniques to Define Activities | 5:05 |
Defining Activities for Small and Large Projects | 5:31 |
The Activity List and Activity Attributes | 6:08 |
The Milestone List | 4:53 |
The Sequence Activities Process | 4:40 |
Sequence Activities: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:13 |
Inputs to Sequence Activities | 6:52 |
Types of Dependencies | 5:22 |
Examples of Lead and Lag | 0:12 |
The Precedence Diagramming Method | 8:01 |
Precedence Diagramming Method (PDM) Relationship Types | 0:13 |
Project Schedule Network Diagram | 0:13 |
Exercise: Plan, Define, and Sequence Activities (I) | 14:37 |
Exercise: Plan, Define, and Sequence Activities (II) | 13:42 |
Define and Sequence Activities | 3 questions |
Define and Sequence Activities (PMI – PMP) | 1:39 |
12. Develop the Project Schedule – 31 lectures 2hr 5min
Section Overview Preview | 2:22 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Inputs to Estimate Activity Durations | 5:26 |
Estimate Activity Durations: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:13 |
High-level Duration Estimates | 6:27 |
Using Parametric Estimating for Activity Durations | 3:13 |
Using Three-point Estimating for Activity Durations | 5:03 |
Outputs of Estimate Activity Durations | 1:55 |
Overview of the Project Schedule | 3:49 |
Develop Schedule: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:16 |
Inputs to Develop Schedule | 4:54 |
Tools and Techniques of Develop Schedule | 6:56 |
The Critical Path Method | 4:04 |
Example of Critical Path Method | 0:08 |
CPM: Determining Start and Finish Dates | 6:22 |
Leads & Lags and Schedule Compression | 3:20 |
Resource Leveling | 0:07 |
Outputs of Develop Schedule | 5:18 |
Example Probability Distribution of a Target Milestone | 0:09 |
Performing the Forward Pass | 6:52 |
Performing the Backward Pass | 6:40 |
Schedule Compression Comparison | 0:10 |
Determining the Total Float | 6:10 |
Determining the Free Float | 4:53 |
Determining the Critical Path | 6:32 |
Relationship Between Product Vision, Release Planning, and Iteration Planning | 0:09 |
Creating a Schedule Network Diagram from a Table | 6:50 |
Project Schedule Presentations – Examples | 0:10 |
Exercise: Developing the Project Schedule (I) | 15:37 |
Exercise: Developing the Project Schedule (II) | 8:23 |
Develop the Project Schedule | 3 questions |
Develop the Project Schedule (PMI – PMP) | 2:16 |
13. Control the Project Schedule – 15 lectures 1hr 17min
Section Overview Preview | 1:30 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Inputs to Control Schedule | 6:24 |
Tools and Techniques of Control Schedule | 3:03 |
Control Schedule: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:14 |
Monitoring Schedule Performance | 9:25 |
Outputs of Control Schedule | 3:21 |
Iteration Burndown Chart | 0:08 |
Use Resource Leveling | 8:02 |
Use Resource Smoothing | 8:47 |
Crash the Schedule | 6:51 |
Use Fast Tracking | 7:17 |
Exercise: Controlling the Project Schedule (I) | 11:34 |
Exercise: Controlling the Project Schedule (II) | 8:32 |
Control the Project Schedule | 3 questions |
Control the Project Schedule (PMI – PMP) | 1:17 |
14. Creating a Project Budget – 19 lectures 1hr 24min
Section Overview Preview | 1:43 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Project Cost Management Processes | 5:45 |
Project Cost Management Overview | 0:18 |
The Plan Cost Management Process | 6:32 |
Plan Cost Management: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:17 |
Inputs to Estimate Costs | 7:56 |
Tools and Techniques of Estimate Costs | 6:09 |
Estimate Costs: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:14 |
Using the Bottom-up Technique to Estimate Costs | 6:06 |
Outputs of Estimate Costs | 5:30 |
Determine Budget: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:16 |
Inputs to Determine Budget | 4:46 |
Tools and Techniques to Determine Budget | 5:42 |
Project Budget Components | 0:15 |
Outputs of Determine Budget | 4:55 |
Exercise: Estimating Costs and Developing the Budget (I) | 11:41 |
Exercise: Estimating Costs and Developing the Budget (II) | 13:42 |
Creating a Project Budget | 3 questions |
Creating a Project Budget (PMI – PMP) | 1:35 |
15. Keeping Your Project on Budget – 22 lectures 1hr 57min
Section Overview Preview | 1:45 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Inputs to Control Costs | 6:21 |
Control Costs: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:14 |
Tools and Techniques to Control Costs | 6:03 |
Earned Value and Cost Performance | 7:33 |
Forecasting Using the EAC | 6:37 |
To-complete Performance Index (TCPI) | 5:51 |
Outputs of Control Costs | 4:00 |
Calculating the Planned Value and Earned Value | 6:31 |
Comparing Schedule Performance against the Plan | 5:40 |
Earned Value, Planned Value, and Actual Costs | 0:11 |
Comparing Cost Performance against the Plan | 5:27 |
Determining Project Performance (I) | 8:06 |
Determining Project Performance (II) | 7:52 |
To-Complete Performance Index (TCPI) | 0:12 |
Determining Estimate at Completion (I) | 6:17 |
Determining Estimate at Completion (II) | 9:09 |
Earned Value Calculations Summary Table | 0:01 |
Exercise: Controlling Project Costs (I) | 13:25 |
Exercise: Controlling Project Costs (II) | 13:25 |
Keeping Your Project on Budget | 3 questions |
Keeping Your Project on Budget (PMI – PMP) | 1:38 |
16. Planning Risk Management – 18 lectures 1hr 13min
Section Overview Preview | 1:55 |
Plan Risk Management: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:16 |
Understanding Project Risk | 5:40 |
Types of Project Risks | 5:27 |
Reducing the Uncertainty of Risk | 5:31 |
Understanding Risk Responses | 4:26 |
Plan Risk Management: Data Flow Diagram | 0:17 |
Inputs to Plan Risk Management | 6:16 |
Tools and Techniques to Plan Risk Management | 3:22 |
The Risk Management Plan | 6:59 |
Sample Risk Management Plan | 3:51 |
Sample Risk Breakdown Structure (RBS) | 0:01 |
The Risk Probability and Impact Matrix | 5:30 |
Example of Definitions for Probability and Impacts | 0:12 |
Example Probability and Impact Matrix with Scoring Scheme | 0:12 |
Exercise: Planning Risk Management (1) | 10:32 |
Exercise: Planning Risk Management (2) | 11:07 |
Planning Risk Management | 3 questions |
Planning risk management | 1:49 |
17. Identifying Risk – 15 lectures 1hr 20min
Risk Management Overview Preview | 4:11 |
Section Overview Preview | 1:43 |
Identify Risks: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:15 |
Identify Risks: Data Flow Diagram | 0:14 |
Inputs to Identify Risks | 8:09 |
Document Analysis | 5:22 |
Brainstorming to Gather Data | 5:55 |
Using Interviewing to Identify Risks | 4:14 |
Using Root Cause Analysis to Identify Risks | 4:16 |
Using SWOT Analysis to Identify Risks | 5:15 |
Using Assumption and Constraint Analysis | 7:13 |
Using Checklists to Identify Risks | 4:59 |
Outputs of Identify Risks | 6:11 |
Exercises – Identifying Risk (1) | 8:49 |
Exercises – Identifying Risk (2) | 13:34 |
Identifying Risk | 3 questions |
18. Analyzing Risk – 22 lectures 1hr 51min
Section Overview Preview | 2:30 |
Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:13 |
Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis: Data Flow Diagram | 0:18 |
Inputs to Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis | 7:35 |
Qualitative Risk Analysis Tools and Techniques | 9:46 |
Risk Probability and Impact Assessment | 9:44 |
Outputs of Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis | 4:41 |
Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:14 |
Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis: Data Flow Diagram | 0:11 |
Inputs to Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis | 8:34 |
Gathering Quantitative Risk Data | 8:36 |
Representing Uncertainty | 7:52 |
Example S-Curve from Quantitative Cost Risk Analysis | 0:15 |
Sensitivity Analysis for Quantitative Data | 6:11 |
Example Tornado Diagram | 0:15 |
Decision Tree Analysis | 8:51 |
Simulations | 4:54 |
Example Decision Tree | 0:18 |
Risk Report Updates | 4:26 |
Exercise – Analyzing Risk Data (1) | 10:43 |
Exercise – Analyzing Risk Data (2) | 13:08 |
Analyzing Risk | 3 questions |
Analyzing Risk | 2:10 |
19 . Responding to Risk – 22 lectures 1hr 27min
Section Overview Preview | 1:35 |
Plan Risk Responses: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:13 |
Plan Risk Responses: Data Flow Diagram | 0:18 |
Inputs to Plan Risk Responses | 9:36 |
Strategies for Negative Risks or Threats | 9:38 |
Strategies for Positive Risks or Opportunities | 7:51 |
Contingency Planning | 4:16 |
Outputs of Plan Risk Responses | 5:40 |
Implement Risk Responses: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:14 |
Implement Risk Responses: Data Flow Diagram | 0:16 |
The Implement Risk Responses Process | 7:06 |
Monitor Risks: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:14 |
Monitor Risks: Data Flow Diagram | 0:12 |
Inputs to Monitor Risks | 7:13 |
Risk Audits | 3:45 |
Data Analysis for Monitoring Risks | 3:31 |
Determining Appropriate Risk Responses | 2:13 |
Outputs of Monitor Risks | 3:33 |
Exercise – Planning and Responding to Risks (1) | 11:22 |
Exercise – Planning and Responding to Risks (2) | 1:57 |
Responding to Risk | 1:57 |
Responding to Risk | 3 questions |
Risk Management Overview | 4:11 |
20. Planning Quality Management (PMI – PMP – 19 lectures 1hr 21min
Section Overview | 1:37 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Quality Management Overview | 8:33 |
Project Quality Management Overview | 0:33 |
Quality, Grade, Precision, and Accuracy | 6:02 |
The Project Quality Management Processes | 6:44 |
Major Project Quality Management Process Interrelations | 0:29 |
Plan Quality Management: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:29 |
Inputs of Plan Quality Management | 8:08 |
Plan Quality Management Tools and Techniques | 5:13 |
Cost of Quality | 4:51 |
Cost of Quality Diagram | 0:12 |
Cost-Benefit Analysis | 7:10 |
The SIPOC Model | 0:00 |
Outputs of Plan Quality Management | 3:30 |
The Quality Management Plan | 7:14 |
Exercise: Planning Quality Management (I) | 9:04 |
Exercise: Planning Quality Management (II) | 9:46 |
Planning Quality Management (PMI – PMP) | 3 questions |
Planning Quality Management (PMI – PMP) | 1:28 |
21. Manage and Control Quality (PMI – PMP) – 21 lectures 1hr 42min
Section Overview Preview | 1:48 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Manage Quality: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:23 |
Inputs to Manage Quality | 4:20 |
Cause-and-Effect Diagram | 0:10 |
Quality Audits | 7:24 |
Process Analysis and Root Cause Analysis | 4:57 |
Outputs of Manage Quality | 4:04 |
Control Quality: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:25 |
Inputs to Control Quality | 5:53 |
Techniques to Control Quality | 8:08 |
Check Sheets | 0:11 |
Representing Data for Quality Control | 7:03 |
Outputs of Control Quality | 3:24 |
Determining When a Process Is Out of Control | 7:18 |
Quality Management Characteristics | 6:23 |
Quality Control Characteristics | 4:10 |
The Quality Management/Quality Control Relationship | 6:55 |
Exercise: Quality Management and Quality Control (I) | 13:45 |
Exercise: Quality Management and Quality Control (II) | 13:06 |
Manage and Control Quality (PMI – PMP) | 3 questions |
Manage and Control Quality (PMI – PMP) | 1:40 |
Concepts, Insights and Inquiries | 3 questions |
22. Quality Methodologies and Standards for Project Management – 15 lectures 1hr 18min
Section Overview Preview | 1:44 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Using Lean for Quality Improvement | 5:22 |
Lean Principles | 5:24 |
Six Sigma for Process and Quality Improvement | 7:07 |
Quality Management Practices | 6:10 |
Kanban and Continuous Improvement | 4:18 |
Value Stream Mapping | 4:57 |
ISO 9000 Quality Principles | 6:17 |
Capability Maturity Model Integration | 6:59 |
Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers Standards | 4:56 |
The British Standards Institution | 4:19 |
Exercise: Continuous Improvement and Standards (I) | 10:15 |
Exercise: Continuous Improvement and Standards (II) | 8:44 |
Quality Methodologies and Standards for Project Management | 3 questions |
Quality Methodologies and Standards for Projects (PMI – PMP) | 1:36 |
23. Plan and Acquire Resources (PMI – PMP) – 26 lectures 1hr 53min
Section Overview Preview | 2:16 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Project Resource Management Overview | 4:10 |
Project Resource Management Overview | 0:12 |
Plan Resource Management: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:15 |
Inputs to Plan Resource Management | 5:37 |
Plan Resource Management Tools and Techniques | 7:13 |
RACI Charts | 4:21 |
Sample RACI Chart | 0:07 |
Outputs of Plan Resource Management | 5:10 |
The Estimate Activity Resources Process | 6:00 |
Estimate Activity Resources: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:17 |
Inputs to Estimate Activity Resources | 5:48 |
Tools and Techniques to Estimate Activity Resources | 4:17 |
The Bottom-up Estimating Technique | 6:43 |
Estimate Activity Resources Outputs | 3:07 |
The Resource Breakdown Structure | 4:36 |
Sample Resource Breakdown Structure | 0:09 |
Inputs to Acquire Resources | 4:04 |
Acquire Resources: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:13 |
Tools and Techniques to Acquire Resources | 4:59 |
Negotiating to Acquire Resources | 6:02 |
Outputs of Acquire Resources | 4:00 |
Exercise: Planning Resources for Your Project (I) | 14:38 |
Exercise: Planning Resources for Your Project (II) | 16:43 |
Plan and Acquire Resources (PMI – PMP) | 3 questions |
Plan and Acquire Resources (PMI – PMP) | 2:06 |
24. Develop and Manage Resources (PMI – PMP) – 22 lectures 1hr 37min
Section Overview Preview | 1:53 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Develop Team: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:16 |
Inputs to Develop Team | 4:55 |
Tools and Techniques of Develop Team | 7:02 |
Team Building | 6:36 |
Using Recognition and Rewards | 2:59 |
Outputs of Develop Team | 6:13 |
Manage Team: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:14 |
Inputs to Manage Team | 6:46 |
Tools and Techniques for Manage Team | 5:53 |
Using Interpersonal Skills to Manage the Team | 6:26 |
Motivation Theories (1) | 4:31 |
Motivation Theories (2) | 2:16 |
Outputs of Manage Team | 2:22 |
Control Resources: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:22 |
Inputs to Control Resources | 4:16 |
Effective Techniques for Controlling Resources | 2:35 |
Outputs of the Control Resources Process | 1:55 |
Exercise: Developing and Managing Project Resources (1) | 13:07 |
Exercise: Developing and Managing Project Resources (2) | 14:39 |
Develop and Manage Resources (PMI – PMP) | 3 questions |
Develop and Manage Resources (PMI – PMP | 1:46 |
25. Plan and Manage Communications (PMI – PMP) – 19 lectures 1hr 30min
Section Overview Preview | 1:49 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Project Communications Overview | 7:43 |
Project Communications Diagram | 0:18 |
Plan Communications Management: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:12 |
Inputs to Plan Communications Management | 7:13 |
Communication Requirements Analysis | 8:14 |
Communication Channels | 7:23 |
Communication Models | 3:59 |
Communication Methods and Technologies | 7:03 |
Outputs of Plan Communications Management | 4:41 |
Communication Model for Cross-Cultural Communication | 0:14 |
Manage Communications: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:16 |
Inputs to Manage Communications | 5:39 |
Tools and Techniques of Manage Communications | 4:03 |
Outputs of Manage Communications | 4:21 |
Exercise: Plan and Manage Project Communications (I) | 12:46 |
Exercise: Plan and Manage Project Communications (II) | 12:30 |
Plan and Manage Communications (PMI – PMP) | 3 questions |
Plan and Manage Communications (PMI – PMP) | 1:43 |
26. Monitor Project Communications (PMI – PMP) – 12 lectures 1hr 9min
Section Overview Preview | 1:42 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Monitor Communications Overview | 6:18 |
Monitor Communications: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:14 |
Data and Documents for Monitoring Communications | 7:39 |
Other Inputs to Monitor Communications | 5:21 |
Using a PMIS to Monitor Project Communications | 6:10 |
Using Techniques to Monitor Communications | 5:59 |
Outputs of Monitor Communications | 4:02 |
Exercise: Monitoring Project Communications (I) | 12:08 |
Exercise: Monitoring Project Communications (II) | 17:04 |
Monitor Project Communications (PMI – PMP) | 3 questions |
Monitor Project Communications (PMI – PMP) | 1:41 |
27. Procurement Planning (PMI – PMP) – 16 lectures 1hr 26min
Section Overview Preview | 1:46 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Project Procurement Management Overview | 0:20 |
Buyers and Sellers in Procurement Management | 7:03 |
Introduction to Contracts | 5:07 |
Plan Procurement Management: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:23 |
Inputs to Plan Procurement Management | 7:30 |
Fixed-price Contracts | 7:11 |
Cost-reimbursable and Time-and-materials Contracts | 6:57 |
Tools and Techniques of Plan Procurement Management | 4:03 |
Make-or-buy Analysis | 6:31 |
Performing a Make-or-buy Analysis | 7:34 |
Comparison of Procurement Documentation | 0:16 |
Outputs of Plan Procurement Management | 6:38 |
Bid and Procurement Documents | 6:19 |
Exercise: Planning Procurement Management | 17:54 |
Procurement Planning (PMI – PMP) | 3 questions |
28. Procurement Management (PMI – PMP) – 12 lectures 53min
Section Overview Preview | 1:32 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Conduct Procurements: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:17 |
Inputs to Conduct Procurements | 6:55 |
Tools and Techniques to Conduct Procurements | 4:51 |
Outputs of Conduct Procurements | 4:16 |
Control Procurements: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:17 |
Inputs to Control Procurements | 5:21 |
Controlling Project Procurements | 5:36 |
Outputs of Control Procurements | 7:17 |
Exercise: Managing and Controlling Procurements | 14:24 |
Procurement Management (PMI – PMP) | 3 questions |
Procurement Management (PMI – PMP) | 1:32 |
29. Planning Stakeholder Engagement – 15 lectures 1hr 20min
Section Overview Preview | 1:42 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:12 |
Defining Stakeholders | 7:18 |
Project Stakeholder Management Overview | 0:25 |
Identify Stakeholders: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:18 |
Inputs to Identify Stakeholders | 5:10 |
Tools and Techniques for Identifying Stakeholders | 8:21 |
The Stakeholder Register | 5:08 |
Plan Stakeholder Engagement: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 6:50 |
Inputs to Plan Stakeholder Engagement | 9:09 |
Engaging Stakeholders | 3:17 |
The Stakeholder Engagement Plan | 3:17 |
Exercise: Planning Project Stakeholder Engagement (I) | 10:18 |
Exercise: Planning Project Stakeholder Engagement (II) | 16:48 |
Managing Stakeholder Engagement | 3 questions |
Planning Stakeholder Engagement | 1:39 |
30. Managing Stakeholder Engagement – 16 lectures 1hr 21min
Section Overview Preview | 1:56 |
Project Management Process Group and Knowledge Area Mapping | 0:16 |
Manage Stakeholder Engagement: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:16 |
Inputs to Manage Stakeholder Engagement | 7:47 |
Techniques to Manage Stakeholder Engagement | 3:58 |
Managing Engagement with Communication Skills | 4:30 |
Managing Engagement with Interpersonal Skills | 6:05 |
Outputs of Manage Stakeholder Engagement | 5:16 |
Monitor Stakeholder Engagement: Inputs, Tools & Techniques, and Outputs | 0:17 |
Inputs to Monitor Stakeholder Engagement | 4:32 |
Techniques for Monitoring Stakeholder Engagement | 3:02 |
Outputs of Monitoring Stakeholder Engagement | 4:17 |
Exercise: Engaging Project Stakeholders | 16:39 |
Program Overview (I) | 9:21 |
Program Overview (II) | 11:08 |
Managing Stakeholder Engagement (PMI – PMP) | 1:52 |
31. The Standard for Project Management (PMI-PMP) (PMBOK7) – 26 lectures 2hr 13min
The Standard for Project Management (PMBOK7) | 2:28 |
The Project Management Body of Knowledge, 7th Edition Preview | 05:05 |
A Customer and End-user Centred Design | 4:33 |
The Relevance of the PMBOK Guide | 4:55 |
Principles Over Processes | 6:38 |
Introduction to the Standard for Project Management | 5:40 |
A System for Value Delivery | 6:33 |
Information Flow | 7:04 |
Organizational Governance Systems | 5:27 |
Functions Associated with Projects | 5:22 |
The Project Environment | 4:44 |
Product Management Considerations | 4:20 |
Project Management Principles | 4:40 |
Be a Diligent, Respectful, and Caring Steward | 5:24 |
Create a Collaborative Project Team Environment | 5:24 |
Effectively Engage with Stakeholders | 5:31 |
Focus on Value | 4:35 |
Recognize, Evaluate, and Respond to System Interactions | 5:39 |
Demonstrate Leadership Behaviors | 6:17 |
Tailor Based on Context | 5:07 |
Build Quality into Processes and Deliverables | 4:48 |
Navigate Complexity | 4:10 |
Optimize Risk Responses | 4:31 |
Embrace Adaptability and Resiliency | 5:31 |
Enable Change to Achieve the Envisioned Future State | 4:50 |
The Standard for Project Management (PMBOK7) | 3:55 |
The Standard for Project Management (PMBOK7) | 10 questions |
The Standard for Project Management (PMBOK7) | 3 questions |
32. The Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK7) – 4 lectures 16min
Structure of the PMBOK Guide | 3:44 |
Relationship between Project Management Principles and Project Performance… | 3:52 |
Changes to the PMBOK Guide | 4:10 |
The Relationship to PMIStandards+ | 4:22 |
The Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK7) | 1 question |
33. Project Performance Domains (PMI-PMP) (PMBOK7) – 73 lectures 5hr 49min
Project Performance Domains | 7:30 |
Stakeholder Performance Domain | 5:13 |
Stakeholder Engagement | 5:53 |
Interactions with Other Performance Domains | 4:56 |
Checking Results | 5:13 |
Team Performance Domain | 4:06 |
Project Team Culture | 5:47 |
High-performing Project Teams | 6:42 |
Tailoring Leadership Styles | 4:39 |
Team Performance Domain – Interactions and Results | 5:33 |
Development Approach and Life Cycle Performance Domain | 4:27 |
Development Approaches | 4:14 |
Considerations for Selecting a Development Approach | 5:19 |
Life Cycle and Phase Definitions | 4:11 |
Aligning of Delivery Cadence, Development approach, and Life Cycle | 3:49 |
Interactions and Outcomes | 6:08 |
Planning Performance Domain | 5:56 |
Planning Variables | 5:45 |
Delivery | 4:26 |
Estimating | 5:06 |
Schedules | 5:28 |
Budget | 3:20 |
Project Team Composition and Structure | 3:39 |
Communication | 4:31 |
Physical Resources | 4:19 |
Metrics | 4:00 |
Alignment | 4:11 |
Project Work Performance Domain | 5:21 |
Project Processes | 6:42 |
Balancing Competing Constraints | 3:28 |
Maintaining Project Team Focus | 3:51 |
Project Communications and Engagement | 3:51 |
Managing Physical Resources | 4:06 |
Working with Procurements | 6:21 |
Monitoring New Work and Changes | 4:25 |
Learning Throughout the Project | 4:30 |
Interactions and Results | 4:40 |
Delivery Performance Domain | 4:09 |
Delivery of Value | 4:01 |
Deliverables | 5:45 |
Scope Definition | 6:46 |
Moving Targets of Completion | 7:00 |
Quality | 3:56 |
Cost of Quality | 4:33 |
Cost of Change | 3:32 |
Suboptimal Outcomes | 3:54 |
Interactions and Results | 3:08 |
Measurement Performance Domain | 3:41 |
Establishing Effective Measures | 4:30 |
Effective Metrics | 3:38 |
What to measure | 4:52 |
Delivery | 3:38 |
Baseline Performance | 3:43 |
Resources | 3:23 |
Business Value | 4:08 |
Stakeholders | 3:31 |
Forecasts | 4:30 |
Presenting Information | 4:55 |
Visual Controls | 4:14 |
Measurement pitfalls | 5:33 |
Troubleshooting Performance | 4:14 |
Growing and Improving | 4:04 |
Interactions and Results | 3:44 |
Uncertainty Performance Domain | 4:31 |
General Uncertainty | 4:04 |
Ambiguity | 2:52 |
Complexity | 4:40 |
Volatility | 3:50 |
Risk | 3:55 |
Threats | 7:09 |
Opportunities | 10:23 |
Risk Review | 6:34 |
Interactions and Results | 6:44 |
Project Performance Domains (PMI-PMP) (PMBOK7) | 18 questions |
34. Tailoring (PMI-PMP) (PMBOK7) – 16 lectures 1hr 30min
Tailoring | 7:11 |
Why Tailor? | 5:13 |
Life Cycle and Development Approach Selection | 5:21 |
Processes | 4:25 |
Tools and Methods | 4:00 |
The Tailoring Process | 4:04 |
Select Initial Development Approach | 2:45 |
Tailor for the Organisation | 8:11 |
Tailor for the Project | 4:56 |
Product_Deliverable | 6:36 |
Project Team | 5:31 |
Culture | 7:57 |
Implement Ongoing Improvement | 5:15 |
Tailoring the Performance Domains | 7:47 |
Diagnostics | 6:07 |
Tailoring Summary | 4:50 |
Tailoring (PMI-PMP) (PMBOK7) | 5 questions |
35. Models, Methods, and Artifacts (PMI-PMP) (PMBOK7) – 35 lectures 3hr 33min
Models, Methods, and Artifacts | 6:47 |
Commonly Used Models | 4:55 |
Situational Leadership Models | 5:10 |
Communication Models | 6:36 |
Motivation Models | 5:27 |
Hygiene and Motivational Factors | 5:21 |
Intrinsic versus Extrinsic Motivation | 5:25 |
Theory of Needs | 4:01 |
Theory X, Theory Y, and Theory Z | 6:24 |
Change Models | 5:44 |
Managing Change in Organizations | 5:24 |
ADKAR Model | 7:40 |
The 8-Step Process for Leading Change | 9:29 |
Virginia Satir Change Model | 7:56 |
Transition Model | 8:12 |
Complexity Models | 4:00 |
Cynefin Framework | 6:53 |
Stacey Matrix | 6:06 |
Project Team Development Models | 6:06 |
Tuckman Ladder | 6:10 |
Drexler-Sibbet Team Performance Model | 5:44 |
Conflict Model | 6:25 |
Negotiation | 4:58 |
Planning | 5:23 |
Process Groups | 6:17 |
Salience Model | 6:01 |
Models Applied Across Performance Domains | 4:22 |
Commonly Used Methods | 6:07 |
Data Gathering and Analysis | 6:07 |
Data Gathering and Analysis (1) | 8:17 |
Data Gathering and Analysis (2) | 5:35 |
Estimating | 5:56 |
Meetings and Events | 6:23 |
Other Methods | 7:36 |
Methods Applied Across Performance Domains | 3:35 |
Models, Methods, and Artifacts (PMI-PMP) (PMBOK7) | 5 questions |
36. Definitions (PMBOK7) – 16 lectures 1hr 53min
Definitions (A) | 8:01 |
Definitions (B) | 5:55 |
Definitions (C) | 5:43 |
Definitions (D) | 7:59 |
Definitions (E) | 7:15 |
Definitions (F) | 7:36 |
Definitions (G-H) | 5:30 |
Definitions (I) | 8:52 |
Definitions (K – L) | 9:20 |
Definitions (N – O) | 6:54 |
Definitions (P – Q) | 8:38 |
Definitions (R) | 6:14 |
Definitions (S) | 6:12 |
Definitions 1 (T – U) | 6:50 |
Definitions 2 (T – U) | 7:08 |
Definitions (V – W) | 4:43 |
Definitions (PMBOK7) | 5 questions |
37. Context and Research for The Standard for Project Management (PMBOK7) – 22 lectures 2hr 13min
The Sponsor | 5:02 |
The Sponsor’s Role | 8:06 |
Lack of Engagement | 6:49 |
Sponsor Behaviors | 6:08 |
The Sponsor – Conclusion | 5:20 |
The Project Management Office – Intro | 7:07 |
The PMO Value Proposition | 9:49 |
Key PMO Capabilities | 5:53 |
Evolving for Stronger Benefits Realization | 7:02 |
Product – Intro | 3:49 |
Global Market Shifts | 4:32 |
Impact on Project Delivery Practices | 6:02 |
Organizational Considerations for Product Management | 8:05 |
Product – Summary | 5:22 |
Research and Development for The Standard for Project Management | 5:44 |
The Move to a Principle Based Standard | 7:43 |
Research on the Standard for Project Management | 4:53 |
Standard Development Process | 6:07 |
Development and Review Teams | 5:35 |
Content | 4:58 |
Validating the Standard | 5:00 |
Research and Development for The Standard for Project Management – Summary | 4:11 |
Context and Research for The Standard for Project Management | 3 questions |
38. Certification Exam Outline (PMI-PMP) (PMBOK06-PMBOK07) – 12 lectures 1hr 9min
The Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification | 5:06 |
Exam Content Outline | 5:48 |
Domains, Tasks and Enablers | 5:23 |
Domain I People—42% | 5:50 |
Domain II Process—50% | 5:00 |
Domain III Business Environment—8% | 7:31 |
PMP Eligibility Requirements | 6:17 |
How to Record Your Experience & Education on the Application | 6:38 |
PMP Certification Fees | 6:02 |
PMP Examination Information | 7:00 |
PMP Certification Requirements and Registration Process | 8:02 |
PMI Certification Useful Links | 0:02 |
39. Mastering Project Management: PMP Exam Prep – 2 lectures 5min
Sample Exam Questions and Answers | 30 questions |
Ready to ace the PMI-PMP Exam? Preview | 00:23 |
Takeaways, Practical Applications and Endorsements | 3 questions |
What’s next? | 4:31 |
Instructor: Sorin Dumitrascu
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FULL COURSE FEE | $119.98 |
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Duration | 60h 56m |
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