CompTIA Project+ Practice Tests: Exam PK0-005

An indispensable study aid for an in-demand project management certification

In the newly updated second edition of CompTIA Project+ Practice Tests: Exam PK0-005, veteran tech educator and project manager Brett J. Feddersen delivers an indispensable study aid for anyone preparing for the CompTIA Project+ certification exam or a new career in project management.

This new edition is fully revised to reflect recent changes to the Project+ PK0-005 exam, and offers new questions that emphasize the importance of agile and other iterative project management methodologies commonly used in IT environments. You’ll explore every objective covered by the Project+ exam, including project management concepts, project life cycle phases, project tools and documentation, and the basics of information technology and governance.

You’ll also find:

• Hands-on and practical information you can use immediately to prepare for a new career in project management, or for expanding your existing skillset
• Hundreds of domain-by-domain questions that pinpoint exactly where you excel and where you need more training
• A true-to-life testing format that prepares you for the real-world exam and reduces test anxiety so you can focus on succeeding your first time taking the test

A can’t-miss resource for aspiring and veteran project managers, CompTIA Project+ Practice Tests: Exam PK0-005, Second Edition, belongs in the hands of anyone hoping to master the latest version of the Project+ exam or distinguish themselves on their first day of a new project management job.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Brett J. Feddersen, Project+, MPS, PMP, is a career public servant with 25 years of experience in government including the United States Marine Corps, the state of Colorado, the city of Boulder (Colorado), and with the Regional Transportation District (RTD) in the Denver/Metro area. Brett has been a certified project manager since 2007, and has contributed to several books on both CompTIA Project+ and the PMP exams. In additional to his commitment to the project management community, Brett is passionate about leadership and organizational excellence, and has contributed to several cultural revolutions helping government agencies transform into high performing organizations.