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This review series is designed for the experienced project manager seeking assistance with preparing for the PMP® exam. The review is aligned with the latest 2005 updates being made to the PMP® exam and PMBOK® course materials.

This course series is designed to be a survey class and will NOT cover project management fundamentals in detail, however IT WILL present a complete overview of the nine project management knowledge areas identified by PMI and could serve as an introductory class.

To be eligible to sit for the PMP® Exam, you must have a bachelor's degree and 4,500 hours of project management experience or a high school diploma and 7,500 hours of project management experience as well as a minimum of 35 contact hours of specific instruction that addresses learning objectives in project management. This course series offers 35 contact hours which is accepted toward this continuing education requirement.

About Project Management Institute (PMI^®)

The Project Management Institute (is a professional organization which administers a highly recognized, examination-based certification, the Project Management Professional (PMP^®).

PMI is committed to the “development of standards for the practice of the project profession” and is known for their highly recognized standards document, “A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge” (PMBOK^® Guide) which is recognized by the American National Standard and the National Standards Institute.  PMI is also committed to research focused on improving project management, continued professional development and training and disseminating information via a number of respected publications.

PMI is dedicated to developing and maintaining a rigorous, examination-based certification program to advance the project management profession and to recognize individuals, in project management, who have achieved a prestigious level of performance. 

For more information about PMI^® and the PMP^®, please visit:  http://www.pmi.org