GEN 594

Mastering Advanced Project Management with PMP Prep

Colorado State University Global · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course helps students prepare for the Project Management Institute's (PMI) Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification exam. Achieving PMP® certification demonstrates that students have the advanced knowledge, work experience, and practical skills in project management. Students analyze complex scenarios and case studies across the project life cycle to strategize the required project management tasks from start to finish. The course content emphasizes the three PMP® exam domains: people, process, and the business environment. Students develop an integrated framework to appraise agile, hybrid, and traditional project delivery methods. Students will analyze the four strategic dimensions - organizational dynamics and structure, strategic alignment and value creation, agile transformation imperatives, and the digital revolution - that are reshaping project management practice. During the course, students practice exam questions and take sample exams to test their knowledge and mastery of effective test-taking strategies. After completing this program, qualified students may apply for and take the PMI PMP® certification exam. The course is taught by PMP certified faculty with 20+ years of industry experience. This course is designed for graduate level students with a minimum of three years of experience as a project manager who are planning to take the PMP certification exam. This course satisfies the requirement of 35 PDUs required to take the PMP exam. Course Learning Outcomes: 1. Synthesize a personalized study plan for taking the PMP certification exam.

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