Comments on: PTOSCO: Passed CAPM (4th ed PMBOK) Sept 12, 2009: LL http://www.pmhub.net/wp/2009/09/1109/ Project Management Certification - CAPM, PMP, PgMP, PMI-SP, PMI-RMP Thu, 02 Feb 2012 04:25:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: camanarac http://www.pmhub.net/wp/2009/09/1109/comment-page-1/#comment-448 camanarac Sun, 27 Sep 2009 23:06:59 +0000 http://pmhub.net/wp/?p=1109#comment-448 This is very helpful. I'll take this in account for my exam, thanks. This is very helpful. I’ll take this in account for my exam, thanks.

]]> By: pmhubadmin http://www.pmhub.net/wp/2009/09/1109/comment-page-1/#comment-384 pmhubadmin Tue, 15 Sep 2009 19:18:42 +0000 http://pmhub.net/wp/?p=1109#comment-384 This is an e-mail from KL confirming the LL allegation that the new Exam for CAPM and PMP mixed up PMBOK 3rd ed and PMBOK 4th ed ITTO and terms: "This is to confirm that the above mentioned statement is very probably true. I have taken my PMP exam last Thursday. I have noticed during the exam that the exam questions were based upon mainly the PMBOK 3rd edition and not the PMBOK 4th edition as I expected. I failed my exam. All my critical path diagrams were activity on arrow and not activity on node type. There were questions cited "preliminary scope statement" and some so called "mock activity" or "dummy activity". I also found several questions which were not aligned with PMBOK 4th edition. "I scheduled my exam on 27 June, 2009. for 10 September 2009. As far as I know the PMBOK 4th Edition PMP exams are valid after 29 June 2009. My entire PMP Exam preparation was based upon the PMBOK 4th edition. I used Rita's PMP Exam Prep Sixth edition. I followed a 4 month long PMP Prep-class. I am going to take the PMP Exam as soon as possible but would like to have your expert opinion whether I made a mistake or Prometric, or PMI or I misunderstood something and it would happen with everybody who scheduled before 29 June, 2009? Yes it seems that PMP is using both PMBOK 3rd ed and PMBOK 4th ed terms in the exam Best Regards," name witheld This is an e-mail from KL confirming the LL allegation that the new Exam for CAPM and PMP mixed up PMBOK 3rd ed and PMBOK 4th ed ITTO and terms:

“This is to confirm that the above mentioned statement is very probably true. I have taken my PMP exam last Thursday. I have noticed during the exam that the exam questions were based upon mainly the PMBOK 3rd edition and not the PMBOK 4th edition as I expected. I failed my exam.

All my critical path diagrams were activity on arrow and not activity on node type. There were questions cited “preliminary scope statement” and some so called “mock activity” or “dummy activity”. I also found several questions which were not aligned with PMBOK 4th edition.

“I scheduled my exam on 27 June, 2009. for 10 September 2009. As far as I know the PMBOK 4th Edition PMP exams are valid after 29 June 2009. My entire PMP Exam preparation was based upon the PMBOK 4th edition. I used Rita’s PMP Exam Prep Sixth edition. I followed a 4 month long PMP Prep-class. I am going to take the PMP Exam as soon as possible but would like to have your expert opinion whether I made a mistake or Prometric, or PMI or I misunderstood something and it would happen with everybody who scheduled before 29 June, 2009? Yes it seems that PMP is using both PMBOK 3rd ed and PMBOK 4th ed terms in the exam

Best Regards,”
name witheld

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