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A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide) -- 2000 Edition
by Project Management Institute
from Project Management Institute
Customer Reviews:
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Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0 
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Outdated as of September 2005 
I feel that it is important to mention that I have had little project management experience. I purchased the CD-ROM version of this book in preparation to take the CAPM exam given by PMI. The 2000 version of the PMBOK guide is obsolete as of September 2005. The PMI exams are now based on the Third edition of this guide. I found this book to be as exciting to read as the Yellow Pages, though I will admit that if I were an experienced project manager, I would find the book much better reading. The book... more info
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A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, 2000 Edition 
The "official" body of knowledge from PMI is shrinking, rather than growing. Older editions of the PMBOK include more substance and may be useful in preparing for your PMP certification exam. However, don't rely on the PMBok alone. The exam touches many topics not included in this, or older versions.
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Do not panic 
For those new to this book it is pretty much the project manager's bible in the same sense that "The C Programming Language" by Brian W Kernighan, Dennis M. Ritchie is to programming. That is to say this is the one to get off the ground with. It is also the basis of the PMP (Project Management Professional) test given by the PMI® (Project Management Institute.) It comes in both paper, and CD-ROM using Adobe Reader. I have seen the paper book but bought the CD version it includes a tutorial on how... more info
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Good for the PMP exam until September 2005 
There is not much to say about the PMBOK's content. It was the de facto standard for project management from 2000 to 2004. The content is simply excellent. If you intend to take the PMP exam before September 2005, you simply must buy it. If you intend to take the test after that date, though, you should buy the 2004 version. This is book not for amateurs. If you have no experience whatsoever or knowledge of project management, this will not be an easy reading.
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