January 2010

01/21/2010 - 10:49am

A key component of prepping for the PMP exam is developing your dump sheet. Because the PMP exam is testing the application of knowledge, the information on your dump sheet should generally contain formulas and not much more. We frequently see students who are intent on memorizing the entire framework and extensive mnemonics for their dump sheet. Unfortunately, this approach has yet to prove successful. Because the time is being spent on memorizing the names of the processes and perhaps the ITTOs, the concepts and applications behind the framework are not well understood.

Our recommendation for your dump sheet? Earned value formulas, PERT formula, and the communication channels formula. Based on your preparation, you may have identified other areas that trouble you. Feel free to make some notes on these areas as well, for example, contract types.

Our recommended dump sheet:
EV = BAC X % Complete
SV = EV - PV
SPI = EV / PV
CV = EV - AC
CPI = EV / AC

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