A frequent reason people visit our blog is to find mnemonic devices for learning the nine project management knowledge areas listed in the PMBOK®. The nine knowledge areas are: Integration, Scope, Time, Cost, Quality, HR, Communication, Risk, and Procurement. A couple examples were posted on January 28, 2009. Here are some more starting with some Christmas spirit for this time of year:
If Santa Thinks Chimneys Qualify He Calls “Reindeer Pause!”
I Saw Ten Coaches Quit However Champions Really Play
I Swam The Coast Quickly Having Chased Rare Porpoises
I Search The Cupboard Quickly Having Cravings for Red-Peppers
In Season The Cooing Quail are Hunted on CRP (conservation reserve program land)
Posted in: PMP Exam, Project Management
John
April 16, 2012
Your post is excellent. I’m running a blog about mnemonic devices and you know how to teach this topic. Mnemonic devices are my passion so I’ve decided to start a blog about this. I think I will come back very soon to share more ideas.
Best regards,
John, creator of Mnemonic Devices – The Revision Guy