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Görsel olarak konuları aktardığı için çok kolay anlaşılıyor. In this article, we are going to take a closer look at both the guides and compare them head to head. But studying for a difficult four-hour exam on project management isn't easy, even for experienced project managers.
Winner: Head First PMP Conclusion Both the books have their pluses and minuses. Kitabı aşağıdaki adreslerden bulabilirsiniz.
This book helps you prepare for the PMP certification exam using a visually rich format designed for the way your brain works. Head First PMP vs. And I even did not look at PMBOK® Si much afterward either. As per my understanding it totally depends on your own schedule and the way you plan and study. Communications management: Getting the word out Chapter 11. PMBOK 6th Edition PDF is available for download to all PMI Members for free. I found it easier to read than Rita but not as interesting as HeadFirst. Procurement Management: Getting some help Chapter 13. Project management consists of many methods, each with its own terminology, tools, and procedures. Book Details Publisher: By: Jennifer Greene, Andrew Stellman, ISBN-13: 9781449364915 ISBN-10: 1449364918 Year: 2013 Pages: 896 Con: English Book Preview Online Free Download Source Code Paper Book Buy: Share Head First PMP, head first pmp turkce torrent Edition. I Never went through the PMBOK even once. 
PMP: Project Management Professional Exam Study Guide, 7th Edition - And I even did not look at PMBOK® Guide much afterward either. Here are the links to these books: Hi Harwinder, Having gone through both the books for my PMP exam which is due in a week's time , I completely agree with all the points mentioned by you.
Total time duration of whole process: 6 to 8 weeks due to some waiting time. I started off reading the PMBOK® Guide guide. I found that the book was rather difficult to read. The material was extremely dry. It was very difficult to understand and get the big picture concepts. Furthermore, I did not commit to spending regular time studying each day, which made it even harder to memorize concepts. It is Table 3-1 in PMBOK® Guide 5th Edition. This was extremely helpful at providing me the first high-level understanding of the domain knowledge required for the exam. I printed out this page, and just carried it with me wherever I went. It took me only about a week to memorize this table. And I still can recall it pretty well now, several weeks after the exam. In terms of hardcore memorization, my recommendation is that this is the only material that you need to know word-for-word. For other things, like tools and techniques sections, my experience is that you do not need to memorize these. Since most questions on the exam are testing you on concepts and situations, once you have a good understanding of PMBOK® Guide at a general but still deep level, you will be able to answer the questions. After struggling with PMBOK® Guide, and later on even discovering that PMBOK® Guide guide itself does not even guarantee 100% test coverage, I stumbled across the amazing study guide called Head First PMP®. This was my primary study guide. I followed this book extremely closely, constantly re-reading it and re-working all the sample test questions. I followed the teaching and learning philosophy in this book very closely. People online say that this is probably the second best book out there for PMP® preparation. And I even did not look at PMBOK® Guide much afterward either. I spent 95% of my studying energy and time using this book. For the other 5%, I worked on various quizzes and read various blog articles online. But I quickly determined that not all of these quizzes are trustworthy, and many do not even resemble the PMP® questions. So instead of confusing myself with these other materials, I focused solely on Head First PMP®. I know that this book probably covers 90 to 95% percent of the exam material. But I took a bet and made sure that I knew the material here perfectly, rather than try to figure out that other 5 to 10% I was missing. In terms of actual material, PMP® and Head First PMP® seem to heavily emphasize change control. B e sure to truly understand what change control is and how this process is heavily involved in project situations. I did the exam on May 3, 2014 and achieved the following results: Initiating the Project — Moderately Proficient Planning the Project — Proficient Executing the Project — Proficient Monitoring and Controlling the Project — Proficient Closing the Project — Proficient ~ PMP® Lessons Learned by Victor Wu.