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PMI Certified Associate in Project Management

The PMI Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)® is an entry-level certification validating foundational project management knowledge, terminology, and processes. Designed for those with less experience, it demonstrates understanding of the PMBOK® Guide's five process groups and ten knowledge areas. It serves as a stepping stone to the PMP® certification and is ideal for students, recent graduates, and professionals transitioning into project management roles.

考试代码

CAPM

持续时间

180 min

Questions

150

PMI Certified Associate in Project Management
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Comprendre les principes essentiels, les groupes de processus et l’éthique qui sous-tendent la gestion de projet.
Appliquer les processus traditionnels de gestion de projet, les techniques de planification et la gestion des calendriers dans des environnements prédictifs.
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Utiliser les techniques d’analyse d’affaires pour recueillir, documenter et gérer les exigences et les besoins des parties prenantes.

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