Dave Litten’s®PMP Primer

PMP Mastery
Workbook (PMBOK Guide V5)
Handbook
David Geoffrey Litten

Professional
Responsibility
The Project
Management
Framework David Geoffrey Litten
PMP Primer
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“PMI,” “PMP,” and “PMBOK” are certification marks in the United States and other nations,
registered to the Project Management Institute, Inc.

This material is a derivative work of The PMBOK Guide, which is copyrighted material of and
owned by The Project Management Institute, Inc. (PMI), copyright 2013.

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Welcome to my PMP Mastery System!
(Based on The PMBOK Guide – 5th Edition)

First up, my PMP Mastery System has been fully upgraded to include the latest PMI changes in
January 2016. Most training companies offer a 5 day PMP course, and these have very steep
learning curves leading up to taking the PMP exam.

The objective therefore of my PMP Mastery System is to give you a thorough walkthrough of
The PMBOK® Guide prior to your attendance at a training event or for you to apply for the
exam yourself.

My PMP® Mastery System is also designed for those who wish to grasp a complete
understanding of the method without the need for further training.

I have created 24 video modules that accompanied by 14 Handbooks, and they have been
designed to cover the full syllabus in simple step-by-step ‘chunks’. Each module ranges from
around 30 minutes to 60 minutes in length so that you can learn at your own pace and time.

I recommend the following sequence of study:-

1. Watch the video modules in number order. I suggest that you do not make any notes – you
can do this when and if you wish to watch the videos a second time.

2. Watch the videos in conjunction with their accompanying Handbooks.

3. Carry out the exercises at the end of each Handbook as these re-enforce your learning, and
then return to the videos/slide diagrams if needed.

3. Carry out the PMP® Quiz files. Any incorrect answers will give you a guide as to which
module material you need to review again.

4. Use the 500 question databank if you need, and review the PMP® EXAM CRAM.

5. Take the Quizzes over several sittings. Each time you get stuck, review the relevant video
module for a second time and take notes where provided if you wish.

Good Luck on your path to become a PMP®!

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Key Learning and Revision Exercises

These are the key aspects that you should have absorbed and retained from this Module.

Use these Key points to discover any areas that you need to go back over and revise.

1. What is the philosophy behind professional responsibility?

2. There are four main approaches to look for in an exam answer – particularly for ethical
violations – what are they?

3. What is the difference between aspirational standards and responsibilities?

4. What are the four values identified as most important in the Code of Ethics and
Professional Conduct?

5. You have found the answers to your PMP exam, what should you do next?

6. Who should resolve disagreements over functionality?

7. What is your first course of action as the project manager if you discover that some
members of your team do not have sufficient skills?

8. What should you do when discovering a conflict of interest on your project?

9. What should you do when delivering a project in another country to your own, and
discover a difference in work ethics?

10. What is the best course of action in a situation where your project would benefit but
society would suffer

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