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The Visual PMBOK® Guide self-test questions The Visual PMBOK® Guide is Mosaic's chosen online CAPM exam preparation tool. It is specifically designed to help with your final preparation for the Project Management Institute's (PMI) Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) exam. The Visual PMBOK® Guide includes hundreds of realistic practice questions closely aligned with each of the PMBOK® Guide knowledge areas. You can select questions from a single chapter, or all of the chapters to any point in the PMBOK. You can attempt as many questions as you like during your licence period. The questions never repeat and never run out! The self-test window will stay on the screen while you are using it and will close once your mouse leaves the self-test window. To test your mastery of the PMBOK® Guide:
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The Visual PMBOK® Guide definitions and linksTo view the definition of any concept, simply hover the mouse over the concept! After a short delay a popup will appear that shows the PMBOK®Guide reference for the concept, its definition, relevant web links and links to other search engines. You will also see related
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| Explore Connections Click on a concept and the view will change. In the example, the 'Project Charter' output is the focus of the knowledge browser. Surrounding it, you can see the processes that it is output from, or input to. You can click on any process, input, tool, technique or output and see its related concepts. |
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