PMstudyprocesschart Formula V5
PMstudyprocesschart Formula V5
Initiating
Planning
Executing
Direct and Manage Project Work
- Deliverables - Work Performance - Data
Closing
Close Project or Phase
Final product, service, or result transition
Integration
Scope
Scope Statement
Collect Requirements Define Scope Create WBS Plan Schedule Management Define Activities
Activity List Scope Baseline
Accepted Deliverables
Sequence Activities Estimate Activity Resources Estimate Activity Durations Develop Schedule Plan Cost Management
Project Schedule
Time
Activity Resource Requirements Activity Duration Estimates
Control Schedule
Cost
Control Costs
Verified Deliverables
Quality
Control Quality
Human Resource
Communications
Control Communications
Identify Risks Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis Plan Risk Responses
- Procurement Management Plan - Procurement SOW - Procurement Documents - Source Selection Criteria
Risk
Control Risks
Agreements
Procurement
Identify Stakeholders
Closed Procurements
Close Procurements
Stakeholder
Stakeholder Register
Issue Log
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EAC
Present Value =
ETC VAC
Procurement Formula
Acronym Term Definitions (Do not reproduce in PMP Exam) AF = Actual Fee; TC = Target Cost; AC = Actual Cost; TF = Target Fee; SSR = Sellers Share Ratio Formula
AF
{ ( TC - AC) SSR } + TF
Hints for PMstudy Process Chart (no need to reproduce in final PMP exam)
1. The PMstudy Process Chart should be dumped from memory in 15-minute tutorial time before you start the actual PMP exam. Practice and abbreviate as much as possible. 2. You do not need to write down the Term Definitions in the final PMP exam (i.e., black text on this page). 3. For Earned Value calculations, Formulas for SV, CV, SPI, CPI have EV as first term. Positive SV, CV values are good. CPI, SPI ratios > 1 are good. TCPI ratio < 1 is good. 4. : Shows primary output is .... Management Plan for all marked processes (total = 10).
5. For most Monitoring and Controlling processes, inputs include Work Performance Data, the Project Management Plan and relevant Project Documents. Outputs typically include Change Requests, Work Performance Information, and updates to the Project Management Plan, Project Documents and Organizational Process Assets.
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