I am also preparing for PMP, PM your Email and we can share ideas/material.
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Raza
I have googled and found almost all collages and University has a course to accomodate 35 hrs latest eduction eligibility criteria.
Do you guys recommend any course? Or any other ways to get 35 hrs of education.
Thanks,
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I have googled and found almost all collages and University has a course to accomodate 35 hrs latest eduction eligibility criteria.
Do you guys recommend any course? Or any other ways to get 35 hrs of education.
Thanks,
Depends what is your goal in taking the 35 contact hrs. Is it just to get contact hrs or is it to learn something
If the former, the easiest way is to register at pmstudy.com. I think it costs around $150.
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Reiki Grand Master
YES, all three books for one low price $81. You won't even will find it on ebay or amazon. Brand new books, not even opened once. I brought it for myself and dropped the idea to appear for PMP.
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Rita’s Pocket PMP Exam
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This 3 ½" x 5 ¼" pocket guide contains a complete, properly structured PMP® exam simulation that can go where computers and Internet connections cannot. In addition to 200 of Rita Mulcahy’s best PMP® exam sample questions, this pocket guide includes an answer key with full explanations for each question, page references to Rita’s worldwide best-selling book PMP® Exam Prep, and a supplementary index with questions organized by Process Group.
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Rita Mulcahy, founder and CEO of RMC Project Management, is a world-renowned PM speaker and trainer. She is also the author of the best-selling book PMP® Exam Prep, as well as the book Risk Management, Tricks of the Trade for Project Managers, the 2004 PMI Professional Development Product of the Year.
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Project Management Body of Knowledge (Third Edition) – PMBOK GUIDE
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A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide)
Each of PMI’s official translations includes a bilingual glossary of newly translated and standardized project management terminology. This allows candidates to study the guide in the same language in which they plan to take the Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification exam.
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THE PROJECT MANAGEMENT TOOLKIT
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We've often wondered just how many "processes" there are that are specific, or at least relevant, to project management. Now author Tom Kendrick provides at least a large part of the answer. Tom has identified and provided how-to instructions on one hundred of them in his book: The Project Management Tool Kit.[1] True that thirty-nine of them are lifted out of the Project Management Institute's Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, 2000, and that some of these have been changed in the 2004 version of the Guide. Still, the differences are not necessarily material from a practical standpoint.
As Tom says on the back cover of his book:
"The Project Management Tool Kit collects the best known project management techniques in an easy-to-apply, accessible format. The book presents easy-to-understand summaries of every indispensable practice, showing you step-by-step how to handle important considerations like:
Cost estimating and budgeting
Communications and technology
Goals for individuals and project teams
Negotiation and decision-making
Establishing and retaining management support
Implementing change and process improvement
Quality assurance and control
Risk assessment and management
Scheduling and time management
And more - 100 subjects in all"
Just curious to know, so how many of the aspirants in this thread got PMP by now. If you are still looking for help, share your concern in this thread.
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Just curious to know, so how many of the aspirants in this thread got PMP by now. If you are still looking for help, share your concern in this thread.
UPDATE
I have got my PMP certification. sudesingh provided much needed help and assistance during my PMP preparation. I approached sudesingh because one of the member from this thread sent me personal e-mail and directed me to approach sudesingh because of his helping nature.
Cheers
Ecom
Location: Amidst a glow in the sky.
Posted on: 03-07-09 21:41:37
today I passed my exam on my first attempt. Thanks Sudesingh for all your help and guidance!
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