CompTIA's Project+ Certification
Project+ is sponsored by CompTIA, the Computing Technology Industry Association, a global not-for-profit trade association of more than 9,600 corporate members and thousands of individual professional members.
CompTIA’s Project+ is an intermediate vendor neutral certification is meant for IT professionals that want to build their project management skills. It was originally aimed at IT project managers.
“CompTIA IT Project+ is the first IT industry project management certification to be designed by IT people for IT people. This certification’s best practices map to all project management methodologies”.
Originally known as IT Project+, on August 11, 2004, CompTIA renamed the certification to Project+ to underscore the fact that the certification had gone beyond the field of Information Technology - IT.
It is a core requirement for the Novell MCNE certification.
To achieve Project+, you will need to take an exam - Ninety minutes are allowed to complete the exam’s 80 questions.
Certification Domains of CompTIA’s Project+:
Certification Domain 1, Project Initiation and Scope Definition.
Certification Domain 2, IT Project Planning.
Certification Domain 3, Project Execution, Control, and Coordination.
Certification Domain 4, Project Closure, Acceptance, and Support.
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