What is your favorite PMP Exam Mnemonic?

[The PM Podcast™]

All,

Let's have some fun here today and learn something at the same time: I would like to know what your favorite PMP exam mnemonic is.

A mnemonic is a memory/learning device that is aimed at helping you remember a fact through an association. Sounds complicated, but it's very simple.

For instance, my favorite Mnemonic is the way that I remember the 6 domains: Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring & Controlling, Closing and Professional responsibility. What I did is that I took the first letters of each word (I-P-E-M-C-C-P) and I came up with the following "menomic sentence"

In Projects Every Monkey Counts Coconuts Passionately

I don't think that I'll ever forget this... :-)

So let's hear yours... what is your favorite (or funniest) mnemonic that helps you remember a fact, ITTOs, process names or tools & techniques of the PMP Exam?

Until next time,
Cornelius Fichtner, PMP
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[M.Omer Iqbal]

Dear All,

Its really nice to see such a wonderful idea here. The guys working for GRE or GMAT etc very often use this method to remember the meanings of difficult vocabulary words.

I am waiting for the inputs from our other fellow members, and will soon upload mine.

2009/8/5 The PM Podcast™ <pmpo...@gmail.com>

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[Prasanna Mahapatra]

I Saw The Car Quickly Hit Chris' Rear Plate is my fav mnemonic to remember the nine knowledge areas(Integration Scope Time Cost Quality HR Communications Risk Procurement)

thanks,

Prasanna

[dr chan]

I have made for competing project constraints TCR SQR which is
Tottenham Court Road Square Root

On Aug 6, 6:27 am, Prasanna Mahapatra <mahapatra.prasa...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> I Saw The Car Quickly Hit Chris' Rear Plate is my fav mnemonic to remember
> the nine knowledge areas(Integration Scope Time Cost Quality HR
> Communications Risk Procurement)
> thanks,
> Prasanna
>

> On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 9:20 PM, The PM Podcast™ <pmpodc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > All,
>
> > Let's have some fun here today and learn something at the same time: I
> > would like to know what your favorite PMP exam mnemonic is.
>
> > A mnemonic is a memory/learning device that is aimed at helping you
> > remember a fact through an association. Sounds complicated, but it's very
> > simple.
>
> > For instance, my favorite Mnemonic is the way that I remember the 6
> > domains: Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring & Controlling, Closing
> > and Professional responsibility. What I did is that I took the first letters
> > of each word (I-P-E-M-C-C-P) and I came up with the following "menomic
> > sentence"
>
> > In Projects Every Monkey Counts Coconuts Passionately
>
> > I don't think that I'll ever forget this... :-)
>
> > So let's hear yours... what is your favorite (or funniest) mnemonic that
> > helps you remember a fact, ITTOs, process names or tools & techniques of the
> > PMP Exam?
>
> > Until next time,
> > Cornelius Fichtner, PMP

> > The Project Management PrepCast™ -http://www.pm-prepcast.com

> > The Project Management Podcast™ -http://www.thepmpodcast.com

> > Project Management Lectures -http://www.project-management-lectures.com

> > Follow me on Twitter:http://twitter.com/corneliusficht

> > cornelius.ficht...@osp-international.com
> > +1 714 710 9091- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

[Rakesh N Dadhania]

Dear All,

I am very happy to see some thing interesting like this. Actually speaking, I am aspirant who is planning for preparation of PMP and then working towards the clearing the so called tough exam.

 

I would be very grateful if you can let me know any further details about the coaching clasesse etc in Bangalore or around areas.

 

Thanking you in advance,

 

Regards,

Rakesh

2009/8/7 Rakesh N Dadhania <dadhani...@gmail.com>

http://www.project-management-lectures.com/