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CAPM · Learn
30 lessons in 5 units, about 25 h 50 min of reading and core practice. Each lesson ends with a quick check.
Unit 1
ECO tasks 1.1–1.5: project life cycles and processes, project management planning, roles and responsibilities, following planned strategies, and common problem-solving tools. This is the largest domain and the base for everything else.
11 lessons · 8 h 55 min of study · ≈35% of the test
Unit 2
ECO tasks 2.1–2.3: when a predictive approach fits, what happens in each process, schedules and plans (critical path, WBS, work packages, quality and integration plans), and documenting controls, including cost and schedule variance calculations.
6 lessons · 5 h 25 min of study · ≈17% of the test
Unit 3
ECO tasks 3.1–3.5: when to use an adaptive approach, planning iterations, documenting adaptive controls, the components of adaptive methods (Scrum, XP, SAFe, Kanban), and preparing and running task management.
5 lessons · 4 h 45 min of study · ≈20% of the test
Unit 4
ECO tasks 4.1–4.6: business analysis roles, stakeholder communication, gathering requirements, product roadmaps, how methodology shapes business analysis, and validating requirements through delivery. Many candidates under-prepare for this domain, yet it is worth more than a quarter of the exam.
7 lessons · 6 h 5 min of study · ≈27% of the test
Unit 5
How to turn knowledge into points on the CAPM: item types, pacing 150 questions around the break, and eliminating distractors with precise PMI vocabulary.
1 lesson · 40 min of study · ≈1% of the test
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Domain 1: project management fundamentals and core concepts (36%) · Lesson 1 of 11
Task 1.1. What a project is and how it differs from operations, programs and portfolios, and how projects deliver change and value. Covers organisational influences (OPAs, EEFs, PMOs) and the PMBOK Guide 7th Edition principles and performance domains at a recognition level.
50 min of study≈4% of the test
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