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Pmp Certification Road Map
Course: 10 PDU – PMP Recertification PMBOK 4th Ed. Essentials Code: 2193-10PDUS

STUDY ROAD MAP
Mini Courses.............................................................................................. 2 PDU Certificate – Reporting to PMI ................................................................... 4 Contact PMCAMPUS.com Team ....................................................................... 5

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STUDY ROAD MAP
This course includes 6 mini-courses.

Mini Courses
The 6 following mini courses from the “Project Management Professional Certification 2009” course are the mini courses you have to complete: Mini Course 1: “Project Management Framework and Initiating the Project” Mini Course 2: “Project Planning Processes” Mini Course 3: “Project Execution and Quality Management” Mini Course 4: “Project Monitoring and Control” Mini Course 5: “Project Closing” Mini Course 6: “Professional Responsibility” (Please note that this course includes additional Practice Exams, not required) Each mini Course should take you between 1 hour and 3 hours to complete. Mini Course 1 (2 hours): “Project Management Framework and Initiating the Project” includes the following 7 mini-lessons plus a Course Introduction and a Course in Review:
Project Management Basics - Project Management and Related Areas - General Management and Project Constraints - Project Management Processes - The Importance of Project Initiation - Project Selection Methods – Stakeholder Identification

Mini Course 2 (3 hours): “Project Planning Processes” includes the following 8

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