The by Kathy Schwalbe is an exceptionally readable and practical textbook that bridges the gap between the theoretical standards of the Project Management Institute (PMI) and real-world application. Updated specifically to align with the PMBOK Guide - Sixth Edition (2017) , it is highly regarded by students for its clear language and by professionals as a preparation tool for the CAPM and PMP exams . Key Features & Content
: Students often credit the book for helping them pass certification exams on the first try because it simplifies the intricate process groups and knowledge areas. An Introduction to Project Management, Sixth Ed...
An Introduction to Project Management, Sixth Edition - Amazon UK The by Kathy Schwalbe is an exceptionally readable
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: A standout feature is a recurring case study used throughout the project life cycle, which helps readers see how tools and techniques apply to a single project from start to finish.
: The text is supported by a website offering over fifty template files, online quizzes, and data files for Microsoft Project, which adds significant value beyond the book itself. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Aligned with the PMBOK 6th Ed. Heavily focused on PMI standards Practical, real-world case studies May feel complex for very small projects Includes Agile and Microsoft Project guides Some online access codes missing in used copies Go to product viewer dialog for this item.