Control Limit

Control Limit

PMP Math Essential Mathematical Formulas for PMP Certification Test Formula A = B + C Learn More “Control Limits” are boundaries or thresholds in project management that assist you recognize when things are going off course or when anything odd is happening in your project. Practice Test Go Example Let’s pretend you’re baking cookies. You set a…

Median

Median

PMP Math Essential Mathematical Formulas for PMP Certification Test Formula A = B + C Learn More When numbers are sorted from least to largest, the “median” is the point in the middle. Practice Test Go Example   Assume you’re keeping track of the number of days it took to complete certain activities in a project: –…

Mode

Mode

PMP Math Essential Mathematical Formulas for PMP Certification Test Formula A = B + C Learn More Stakeholder Engagement Plan  The “mode” is a simple idea. It is the most commonly occurring value in a group of numbers. Practice Test Go Example   Assume you’re keeping track of how many hours each item in your project took:…

Critical Path Float

Critical Path Float

PMP Math Essential Mathematical Formulas for PMP Certification Test Formula A = B + C Learn More The “Critical Path Float” or “Total Float” in project management refers to the length of time a job in a project may be postponed without affecting the overall project completion. Practice Test Go Example Assume you’re planning a multi-stop road…

Fast Tracking

Fast Tracking

Fast Tracking The fast tracking in project management is equivalent to using a shortcut to complete your project faster. It is about completing various chores concurrently that were previously scheduled to be completed one after the other.   Example Assume you’re constructing a house. Typically, you would lay the foundation first, then the walls, and eventually the roof….