PDU for the PMP Claimed 2013-2016 Cycle

by Edward Chung, PMP, PMI-ACP, ITIL Foundation ·

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Summary: Every PMP will need to accumulate at least 60 PDUs for every 3-year PMP re-certification cycle. PMI may carry out PDU audits. I use this blog post to record my history of PDU claimed for my PMP certification together with the evidences for the claimed activities in case PMI may require an audit on my PDUs.

PMP PDU for the year 2013-2015

PDU Record for 2013-2014
No.DateItemPDU Units/CategoryEvidence
17/11/2013 – 25/11/2013Book Reading: Lean UX5 / Cat CBlog post
223/12/2013Online Course: Six Sigma White Belt Training & Certification2 / Cat CBlog post
Certificate
323/12/2013Recorded Webinar: 7 Deadliest Communication Sins of Project Managers1 / Cat ABlog post
426/04/2014PMXPO 20144.25 / Cat ACertificate
507/06/2014ITIL® 4 Foundation Certification Exam Preparation23 / Cat CCertificate
Exam Report
Study Notes
521/01/2015The Agile PrepCast™37 / Cat ACertificate

Total PMP PDU claimed: 72.25 PDUs (PMI will only recognize 60 PDU as the PDUs were reported in the 1st and 2nd year, only PDUs reported in the 3rd year can be carried forward to the next PMP recertification cycle)

 

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Edward Chung

Edward Chung aspires to become a full-stack web developer and project manager. In the quest to become a more competent professional, Edward studied for and passed the PMP Certification, ITIL v3 Foundation Certification, PMI-ACP Certification and Zend PHP Certification. Edward shares his certification experience and resources here in the hope of helping others who are pursuing these certification exams to achieve exam success.

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Photo of Edward Chung Hi, my name is Edward Chung, PMP, PMI-ACP®, ITIL® Foundation. Like most of us, I am a working professional pursuing career advancements through Certifications. As I am having a full-time job and a family with 3 kids, I need to pursue professional certifications in the most effective way (i.e. with the least amount of time). I share my exam tips here in the hope of helping fellow Certification aspirants!

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