This course teaches from the book, The PMP Exam, 4th Edition by Andy Crowe.  For best results participants should have taken Advisicon’s Practical Project Management course, which is a prerequisite to taking this class.  Otherwise, instructor approval is needed.  This course prepares you to take and pass the Project Management Professional certification exam from the Project Management Institute.

Learn how to gather and manage project requirements successfully. This course teaches participants how to elicit, characterize, document, analyze, validate, verify and manage requirements for new projects, products and services.

Participants will learn how to define and document high‐level business requirements, identify user classes and representatives, select elicitation techniques, differentiate and prioritize functional and non‐functional requirements from users, identify business rules, and how to review and verify requirements with stakeholders.

Learn how to build, publish, and manage project schedules, issues, risks, deliverables, resources, and documents across an enterprise with Microsoft Office Project Server 2007.

Project Managers will learn to build, track and manage project schedules with Microsoft Office Project Professional and publish them to Project Server, and how to track, analyze, and report on projects through Project Web Access.

Learn how to use Microsoft® Office Project Server 2007 to contribute to projects across an enterprise. This course trains participants how to update and manage project tasks, enter and report on risks, issues, documents and new tasks through Project Web Access.