PMP 2024: PMP Exam Prep: Types of Project Life Cycles including Agile (2024) – Video 2

You might already be aware that, PMP 2022 is all about 50% Agile questions. One of the most confusing topic in PMP exam prep is difference between iterative and incremental life cycles. This PMP exam prep video will explain you all about different types of project life cycles required for your PMP certification. Remember Project Management Professional aka PMP certification is one of the most prestigious certification across the globe where thousands of people pass and DO NOT pass the exam in first attempt.

You might have heard about PMP exam prep from your friend or your colleague that how PMP certification has changed their life and you want to do the same but have no clue about what PMP certification is? This is one of the PMP training videos which will cover all about project life cycles like predictive, iterative, incremental, agile and hybrid in new PMP 2022 certification. The following points will be covered:

New PMP exam prep format: Step 1
1. What are the different types of project life cycles for 2022 PMP Exam Prep?

New PMP training videos: Step 2
2. This PMP certification video will also cover difference between iterative and incremental life cycle

PMP 2022: Step 3
3. PMP certification in 2022 is all about different types of agile life cycles like predictive, iterative, incremental, agile and hybrid.

PMP exam questions: Step 4
4. This PMP Exam Prep training video will also cover the difference between the project life cycles

PMP application filling: Step 5
5. This PMP exam prep video will also help you to select the project type for the PMP application filling

Project management tutorial: Step 6
6. This video will also explain you examples for the different types of project life cycles.

PMP 6th edition: Step 7
7. What is the role of PMBOK 7th edition to cover agile portion of your PMP certification studies

PMP Preparation: Step 8
9. Last and final step is to move to next video on different types of project life cycles for the PMP exam prep.

Now in this new PMP 2022 training video, you have learned the project life cycles on about PMP certification, I challenge you in which I want you to take these steps and implement them, and then after you implement them, in the next 30 days I want you to leave a comment with your results. Because if you are not doing well, that means I am not doing something right and if I am not doing something right then I am not happy.

3. Final step is to leave everything on me and just get ready to do the hardwork.

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[EduHubSpot]

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[anuppatil]

Thank you for very nice video with crisp explanation. What key takeaway points from this video is -
Predictive - well defined scope, up front planning, allow minimum changes

Iterative - Prototype, refinement cycles, make it perfect, one final delivery at the end - making product perfect where scope is complex and changing.

Incremental - time boxed iteration (sprints), go feature live after each increment, deliver the value customer in each increment - speed of delivery is goal

Agile - when complex and changing requirements which needs to implemented as perfect also with speedy delivery then we use mix of iterative and incremental which is agile.
In this two types -
1)time based agile (sprint time with specific fixed time for all iteration) - Scrum
2) Flow based agile (no fixed timeboxing, take next task from backlog once you complete current) - Here how many tasks you can work at a time is controlled (WIP- work in progress)

Hybrid - Mix of predictive + Agile - Here project decides which activities needs to be done in predictive which to be done agile. This life cycle will be accepted by the team how are moving newly from predictive to agile.

[nishantgupta]

Well Explained Video on Life Cycle, Thanks Varun,

[Mr.MooseTheGreat]

Thank you so much Varun!!! I just passed my PMP exam yesterday on my first try yesterday receiving all three Above Target! Your videos on YouTube and website were the main source of my study material and I wouldn’t have passed without your elimination technique and video on Agile. You’re doing such a great job and thank you for all that you do!!

[Bdikoh]

Thanks Varun. Very grateful for your videos. I have finally passed the PMP exam. Thanks to you and your team.

[nirdeshsingh]

Thanks for the video, Varun!!
I believe the answer to the 2nd question would be Iterative, not incremental. Because in incremental we don't do sprints or reviews.Also, all the activities are performed only once per iteration. In Incremental, we keep on updating until perfection. So, B is my answer.

[yogeshpatel]

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[saimarahat]

Varun I like the way you teach your students as tomorrow I am getting ready for my PMI exam, please please give me some tips to pass my exam as I am big fan of your you tube concepts and also than you for sharing 15 important questions in one of your video! God Bless you Varun!

[rachealkiconco]

Best explanation of project life cycles

[nataliehall]

I have read over this topic so many times but I think I finally get it. Thank you for using the same project type for each of the 3 life cycles because that really drove home the point.

[AliAnsari-szht]

Varun, I passed my PMP Dec 5 2021 and you are a huge part to that. You know your stuff and can also teach it really well. You were recommended by one of my friends who bought your course and he and I both are in your debt. It's not enough to know Project Management, but the value you provide which I appreciated is you made us understand PMI's perspective on Project Management and THAT is key! again, thank you sir, you rock!!

[aminamazamaza]

Hi Varun, for the second question on development life cycle, I chose Iterative (B) because I felt the question stated "making it completely functional" which signifies final delivery once at the end and I know iterative produces one single deliverable at the end.

[valmuk]

Q1. The answer is B. Agile planning is progressive. Waterfall planning is mainly done upfront and that eliminates A& D. As agile planning is not done upfront but progressively, that eliminates also A. And B is the correct answer though the just in time concept was not taught in the notes....

Q.2. The answer is C. The question makes it clear that more functionality will be added in each iteration but that after every iteration you have a finished product.... I referred to the example you gave in the lesson😊

[beautyinminds]

Thank you Varun for your Video, your explaining and examples are very good and simple.

[tannuprasad]

Hi Varun, I saw your available videos here and absolutely loved the way you showed the problem solving technique of elimination and explaining the question traps. I followed your technique and happy to share that I cleared PMP today. I just wanted to extend my humble thanks and regards to you for helping me.

[gautambanik]

Yes the examples are good however I will refer this video may be many times in my studies

[MartinezRBA]

Wonderfully explained! Thank you so much for this information

[rajeshnair]

Hi Varun, in the sample question(at 23.45 mins) where the option is to select the right project lifecycle, the answer should be Iterative Lifecycle. If you refer to your earlier explanation (at 10.15 mins) in Incremental Lifecycle the customer accepts the product piece by piece (or floor by floor) not at the final point. This question the customer is accepting the product as one final deliverable. Pls throw some light..

[SailuIVA]

Varun, really a wonderful vedios you making incremental productivity for not only for studeets who are looking for PMP exam crack also sharing best knowledge as Mentor. iam watching all you you tube vedios. Kudos!!

[RobertaRW]

Drawing the objects/ buildings and explaining what iterative and incremental actually was really good to help me to hone in understanding each of them. Very good examples