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PMP® Formula Guide
The PMP® Exam requires that you know your formulas well so you can easily recall them on the exam day. Take the advantage of PMP® Exam Formula Guide's opportunity for you to achieve your goal.
- Formula study guide is a unique tool that addresses very important aspects of the PMP® exam formulas.
- If you don't know the required formulas you will lack confidence to attempt all questions in the certification exam.
- Formula Guide will instill the confidence to pass the exam.
- Formula guide will save time spent in searching for the different formulas from different chapters.
Project selection methods
- NPV, IRR, BCR, Payback Period
- ROI, FV, PV, Discount Rate, Revenue
- Depreciation
- Straight-line depreciation
- Sum-of-Years' Digits
- Double Declining Balance
- Opportunity Cost
Time Management
- Network Diagram
- Three point Estimates or PERT
- Calculation Critical path and Float
- Variance
Cost Management
- Earned Value Formulas: BAC, % Completion, PL, EV, AC, CPI, API, EAC, ETC, VAC, TCPI.
- Accuracy of Estimates
- Order of Magnitude
- Budget Estimates
- Definitive Estimate
Quality Management
- S-Curve, Sigma ranges (6 σ, 3 σ, 2 σ, 1 σ)
- Average, Mean, Median and weighted Average.
- Standard Deviation
- Control Limits
- Specification Limits
- Pereto Analysis
- Quality Control Charts
HR Management
- Sources of conflict
- Conflict resolution techniques
- Powers of project manager
- Roles of Project Manager, Functional manager Sponsor and Project Team
- Motivation Theories
Communications Management
- Channels of communications
- Communication Methods
- Communication types
- Modes of Communication
Procurement Management
- Contract Types
- Fixed Price
- Fixed Price plus Incentive Fee
- Firmed Fixed Price Contract is the one most widely used.
- Cost-reimbursable contracts:
- Costs plus fixed prices(CPFF)
- Cost plus percentage of costs (CPPC)
- Cost plus incentive fee (CPIF)
- Time and Materials (T&M)
- Point of Total Assumption (PTA)
- Ceiling price
- Target Cost
- Share Ratio
I T T O s
Inputs, Outputs and tools & techniques are showing in graphical representation
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Assignments
The PMP® Exam requires that you know your formulas well so you can easily recall them on the exam day. Take advantage of The PMP® Exam Formula Guide's opportunity for you to achieve that goal.