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Preparing for the Program Management Professional (PgMP) Exam
Course: 920
Type: Course Workshop
Duration: 4 Days
You Will Learn How To
- Prepare to pass the PgMP certification examination
- Successfully complete the three steps of the exam application process
- Navigate the 39 processes of The Standard for Program Management
- Integrate relevant processes from the project-focused PMBOK® Guide
- Analyze tools and techniques essential for PgMP exam success
- Align your program management experience with PgMP terminology and definitions
Course Benefits The Project Management Institute's new Program Management Professional credential (PgMP) defines the global standard of recognized best practices for program management professionals. In this course, you learn essential PgMP terminology, tools and techniques to pass the PgMP certification exam.Who Should Attend Those who want to achieve PgMP certification including program managers, experienced project managers and senior executives. Knowledge at the level of Course 296, "Project Management: Skills for Success," or Course 340, "Project Management for Software Development," is assumed. PMBOK® Guide knowledge is helpful. Participants should be aware of the examination eligibility criteria established by PMI.Course Workshop Through a series of workshops and simulated exams, you build your skills and reference toolkit to ensure your exam preparedness. Workshops include:
- Taking daily PgMP-style practice exams and cross-referencing answers
- Completing detailed summaries for the 39 program management processes
- Designing personalized exam techniques targeting your exam success
- Completing a sample experience section and essay for your application
- Reviewing key project management principles relevant to this exam
- Tracing stakeholder management and program governance across the generic program life cycle
Course 920 Content
- The five process groups and the nine knowledge areas
- Relating programs, portfolios and projects
- The five phases
- Pre-program setup
- Program setup
- Establishing program infrastructure
- Delivering incremental benefits
- Closing the project
- Implementing governance across the life cycle
- Applying phase gates for program control
- Defining program objectives
- Establishing a high-level road map
- Aligning with the enterprise strategic plan
- Estimating costs and benefits
- Establishing program feasibility
- Obtaining funding
- Identifying marketplace needs
- Ensuring program viability
- Performing stakeholder analysis
- Establishing alliances
- Recognizing dependencies
- Translating strategic objectives into project scope statements
- Defining the program scope description
- Developing a milestone level program plan
- Defining accountability, roles and responsibilities
- Differentiating between program and project resources
- Establishing governance, tools, finance and reporting
- Identifying success criteria
- Integrating constituent project plans
- Selecting tools and processes
- Creating a detailed program scope statement
- Determining program deliverables and tasks
- Developing the transition plan for program completion
- Capturing program status and data
- Monitoring program performance
- Assigning project managers and allocating resources
- Establishing consistent project standards
- Forecasting simulated program outcomes
- Simulations, What-if scenarios and Causal analysis
- Identifying corrective actions
- Applying the change management plan
- Controlling scope, quality, cost, schedule and contracts
- Comparing actual to planned values for quality, cost, schedule and resources
- Determining program performance
- Initiating a benefits-realization measurement
- Releasing resources
- Conducting stakeholder post-review meeting
- Reporting lessons learned
- The three steps of the application process
- Defining your relevant experience
- Writing your experience essays
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PgMP is a registered mark of the Project Management Institute, Inc.
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Course Tuition
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| Participants completing sample PgMP exam questions. |
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