Risk Management Foundations
Definition of a plan
Definition of risk and risk management
Risk management and project success
Project management life cycle
Strategic Risk Reduction
Project success factors
Stakeholder analysis
Balancing constraints within a plan
Assessing project riskiness
Importance of formal planning
Execution Risk Reduction
Risk management plan
Risk identification techniques
Qualitative risk analysis
Quantitative risk analysis
Risk response planning
Monitoring and Controlling Risk
Protecting the plan
Change controls
Responding to risks
Value of Lessons Learned
Capturing and employing lessons learned
Current methods of managing uncertainty based on lessons learned
Hands-On Activities:
Determine sources of project risk by category
Assess overall project risk
Identify and categorize risk
Perform qualitative risk analysis
Perform quantitative risk analysis
Plan risk responses
Involve stakeholders
PRE-REQUISITES
Secondary degree (high school diploma, associate’s degree, or the global equivalent) and 4,500 hours of project risk management experience with 40 hours of project risk management education
OR
Four-year degree (bachelor’s degree or the global equivalent) and 3,000 hours of project risk management experience with 30 hours of project risk management education
RMP EXAM
Computer-based testing (CBT) is the standard method of administration for PMI examinations. Since August 2021, the PMI-RMP exam is also offered via Online-Proctored Testing (OPT). The PMI-RMP exam will be available in both CBT and OPT.
Once you are eligible to take your exam, PMI will e-mail you exam scheduling instructions with your eligibility code, which you will need when scheduling your exam appointment. You can schedule your exam appointment online or by telephone. Full details can be found in the certification handbook and within the examination scheduling instructions.
The PMI-RMP certification examination is comprised of 115 multiple-choice and multiple answer select questions. Of the 115 questions, 15 are considered pretest questions. Pretest questions do not affect the score and are used in examinations as an effective and legitimate way to test the validity of future examination questions. All questions are placed throughout the examination randomly.
The allotted time to complete the computer-based and online-proctored examination is two and a half hours.
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