CAPM® Certification Preparatory Course

PMI Authorized Training Partner

Course conducted by
PMI Authorized Training Partner

PMI ATP Instructor CAPM

Course delivered by
PMI ATP Instructor (CAPM®)

Course Objective

The CAPM® Certification Preparatory Course is designed to provide a strong understanding of project management concepts to participants planning to take the CAPM® examination. The course is completely aligned with CAPM® Exam Content Outline provided by PMI.

Course Outline

Aligned with PMI® Authorized CAPM® Exam Content Outline

Learning objective is to understand Project Management Foundational Concepts such as:

  • Definitions of project, and project management
  • Difference between project & operations
  • Portfolio, program, and project management
  • PM Framework and Process Groups
  • Challenges in project management

Learning objective is to understand:

  • Project performance domains and their significance
  • Stakeholders in a project
  • Project manager roles and responsibilities
  • Emotional intelligence and people skills
  • Project organization structures
  • Effective project teams
  • Enterprise environmental factors and organizational process assets

Learning objective is to understand:

  • Project life cycle and its phases, and deliverables
  • Importance of development approaches and life cycle
  • Various project life cycles and how to select right approach

Learning objective is to understand:

  • When to use predictive approach
  • Process groups of the predictive approach
  • Project charter
  • Purpose and process of developing a project management plan
  • Components of the project management plan
  • Requirements and scope management
  • Defining scope, developing scope statement, and WBS
  • Creating schedule
  • Estimating costs and budget
  • Estimating project resources
  • Managing procurement
  • Managing risks in projects
  • Quality concepts
  • Integrating various subsidiary plans into integrated project plan
  • Planning changes management

Purpose and Process of Directing and Managing Project Work

  • Acquiring resources
  • Developing and managing teams
  • Managing quality
  • Managing project communications
  • Managing stakeholder engagement
  • Conducting procurement

Purpose and Process of Monitoring and Controlling Project Work

  • Controlling costs, schedule, and scope
  • Understanding Earned Value Management (EVM)
  • Monitoring risks
  • Validating scope and verification of quality
  • Performing integrated change control
  • Monitoring stakeholder engagement

Purpose and Process of Closing the Project or Phase

Learning objective is to understand:

  • Team structure in adaptive projects
  • Agile Manifesto, values and principles
  • Concept of servant leadership
  • Core principles supporting value-driven delivery

Conceptualizing the Product

  • Developing product charter and product vision
  • Product backlog
  • Various prioritization techniques

Constructing and Delivering

  • Prioritizing requirements
  • Estimating effort
  • Creating a prioritized backlog
  • Creating time-boxed delivery iterations
  • Release planning
  • Creating iteration goals and tasks
  • Managing issues and impediments
  • Conducting review of iteration results
  • Releasing increments to customers
  • Conducting retrospectives
  • Refining the backlog
  • Measuring, monitoring, and controlling each iteration

Understand Various Frameworks

  • Lean
  • Scrum
  • Kanban
  • XP
  • Feature-driven development
  • DSDM
  • Crystal
  • SAFe
  • Scrum of Scrums
  • Disciplined Agile

Learning objective is to understand:

  • Process of detecting and resolving problems
  • Importance of measuring and monitoring performance
  • Different types of uncertainties and strategies to deal with them

Learning objective is to understand:

  • Importance of business analysis
  • Roles of a business analyst and how it differs from the role of a project manager
  • Process of gathering and analysing different types of business requirements
  • Techniques used and documents created during requirements elicitation, analysis, traceability, monitoring, and evaluating the solution