| Ask Cornelius |
Question:
If you are a PMP but working as a Program Manager, Can you still claim 5 PDUs per year under the PMP certification? Or would those only apply if you have the PgMP?Answer:
Yes you can! Category F states that you can claim your PDUs if you are working "as a project manager (project risk management professional, project scheduling professional or program manager)". So go ahead and claim them.
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| Featured PDU Activity |
The Use Case Technique: An Overview
Provider:
Modern AnalystDate: Jan 29th, 2014 Time: 11:00 pm - 2:00
pm EDTPDUs: 1 - Free PDUDescription:This webinar presents an overview of the use-case approach to requirements elicitation in a practical and straightforward fashion. |
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| Featured Live Training Activity |
2-Day PMI-ACP Exam Prep
Provider: KRPM Training
Solutions, Inc
Date: February 15, 2014
Cost: $995.00Description:If you are studying to become a PMI-ACP, are already a PMI-ACP and need 21 PDUs toward your PMI-ACP Continuing Certification Requirements, or are a PMP who would like to learn more about Agile and earn 21 PDUs in the process, then this course is designed for you.
It is a 2-Day event packed with information that delivers 21 Hours of instruction and satisfies the 21 Contact Hours
necessary to apply for and sit for the PMI-ACP Exam.
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| Earn Free PDUs: Read A Book |
Each hour that you spend in self-directed learning activities such as reading books or articles counts as 1 Category C PDU (Professional Development Units) up to a maximum of 30.
Here is this week's book recommendation for you: The Concise Executive
Guide to Agile (IEEE CS Press ReadyNotes)
Written by: Jurgen Appelo |
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| The Seven Formulas You Need for the PMI-ACP(r) Exam |
While there are about 50 formulas that you need to know for Project Management Professional (PMP)(r) Exam success, there are only seven that are absolutely necessary to know for the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)(r) Exam.
Even better, for the first three we
are going to discuss you don't even need to know the formula. What you do need to know for them is how to handle the results of the calculations, which is: "The larger value is the better value".
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