Taking Project+ beta?

[Jill West]

Anyone else taking the Project+ beta? What are you doing to study in addition to reviewing the objectives?

 

[Rick Butler]

I've never really looked at Project+, until really just now. Seems like a lot of what I see here is stuff I got in College. So perhaps the PMBOK would be a great resource. /r

 

[jasoneckert]

I think I'm going to put in an expense request with my college for this beta (I used to teach the PMP stuff for Boston University on premises here in Canada, so I love writing anything project management-related).

What I plan to do to prepare for it is treat the detailed objectives like a knock-down list and Google anything I don't recognize

 

[Tess Sluijter]

Anyone else taking the Project+ beta? What are you doing to study in addition to reviewing the objectives?

I already took it, last Saturday. -> Took the CompTIA Project+ beta

I pludged the exam: went in fully unprepared, aside from glossing over the objectives to see what I was getting myself into.

 

[Tess Sluijter]

I've never really looked at Project+, until really just now. Seems like a lot of what I see here is stuff I got in College. So perhaps the PMBOK would be a great resource. /r

PMBOK is one resource that I have seen others refer to as well... Good sugestion!

 

[Rick Butler]

The PMBOK is the gold-standard for PMI based Project Management. A cursory look shows that about 80-90% of the material in Project+ is covered in the PMBOK, and, as the old rule says:

Objectives + Google = Study Guide.

/r

 

[Brian Callahan]

I took the Project+ beta today. I wrote up my experience on my blog: https://briancallahan.net/blog/20220205.html

(Also, I am new to these parts. Hello fellow instructors!)

 

[Rick Butler]

Welcome to the CIN, Brian! Looking forward to reading your write up. /r

 

[Stephen Schneiter]

I took the Project+ beta today. I wrote up my experience on my blog: https://briancallahan.net/blog/20220205.html

(Also, I am new to these parts. Hello fellow instructors!)

Welcome Brian!! Nice to have you in the community!

 

[Tess Sluijter]

I took the Project+ beta today. I wrote up my experience on my blog: https://briancallahan.net/blog/20220205.html

That's an excellent write-up! Great work, thank you!

 

[jasoneckert]

I took the Project+ beta today. I wrote up my experience on my blog: https://briancallahan.net/blog/20220205.html

Very thorough blog post with sage advice on writing Project+ - thanks

 

[Hod Berman]

I took the Project+ beta today. I wrote up my experience on my blog: https://briancallahan.net/blog/20220205.html

(Also, I am new to these parts. Hello fellow instructors!)

Thank you for posting the link to your blog. Nice write up on your experience with Project+ beta. Now ready to read a music blog link.

 

[Jill West]

I think I'm going to put in an expense request with my college for this beta (I used to teach the PMP stuff for Boston University on premises here in Canada, so I love writing anything project management-related).

What I plan to do to prepare for it is treat the detailed objectives like a knock-down list and Google anything I don't recognize

Yep, this is my typical approach. Adding PMBOK to my review checklist as well this time.

 

[Jill West]

I took the Project+ beta today. I wrote up my experience on my blog: https://briancallahan.net/blog/20220205.html

(Also, I am new to these parts. Hello fellow instructors!)

Great post, thanks! That's interesting about Agile.

 

[sheikhnasir]

The PMBOK is the gold-standard for PMI based Project Management. A cursory look shows that about 80-90% of the material in Project+ is covered in the PMBOK, and, as the old rule says:

Objectives + Google = Study Guide.

/r

thanks