PMP 2024: PMP Exam Prep: Types of Project Life Cycles including Agile (2024) - Video 2
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- 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.
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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.
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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!!
Simply phenomenal Delivery!Heartfelt thanks
Thank you for making my day with this beautiful comment :)
Varun
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.
Excellent summary Anup
Hello Mr V. Thank you so much for a well articulate presentation. I finally get it!! The behind the scenes is an icing on the cake.
Hahah. I think Luke, I have to be an entertainer also. With so much studies, we all need some fun time as well. Hahah
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Verun your teachings are amazing, thank you for your great Energy, positivity you make PMP look much more easier and FUN! All the BEST. Lara
Thank you for making my day Lara with your comment :)
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.
You are being a humble soul Tannu by thanking me. Ultimately, it was your hard work, your dedication which took you along and I just want to tell you that I am proud of you.
I absolutely love your teaching method. Excellence!!
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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 TH-cam 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!!
Wao. Not sure how I missed replying to your comment Spencer. Congratulations on passing the PMP exam. I am sure you must have forgotten also about me. Hahah
Varun
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
Mr. Varun I think you have very pleased, simple and funny character, this is one of the reasons i liked your classes go forward wish you the best.
Great video. Thank you.
I am glad you liked it. If you need more resources or help, do send me an email at varun.anand@eduhubspot.com or go to this link: www.eduhubspot.com/packages/pmp
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Varun
Hi Varun! This really helped! You explained it very well! Thank you so much!
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Amazing Video Varun! Loved the way you explain all the concepts!
I am glad Karan you liked it. If you need more resources or help, do send me an email at varun.anand@eduhubspot.com or go to this link: www.eduhubspot.com/packages/pmp
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Varun
Thank you for the video Varun. You explained it quite well in layman language. Got better clarity on different project life cycle and their utility.
Thank you so much Rohan for your reply. I always try my best to explain it in laymans language so that my students can related to it. That is how I have made all of my videos. :)
Varun
Thank you for your clear explanation !!
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Varun
Thanks for making it simple to understand.
Glad it was helpful Mamoona
Very useful to understand different life cycles with best examples.
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By the way, sorry for replying late. Have been crazy busy with my last PMP bootcamp
Very nice video, thanks.
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Great delivery and great personality. I like you passion.
I love what I do :)
Varun
Great video Varun, many thanks for your explanation.
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Wonderfully explained! Thank you so much for this information
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Yes the examples are good however I will refer this video may be many times in my studies
More videos please...Good on you
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Thanks for your kind support sir... Your teaching style is amazing.. 💐💐😍
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So good Many thanks.
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It's very helpful method.. thanks and good luck to use in future students..
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Thank You Varun, great video!
I am glad you liked it. If you need more resources or help, do send me an email at varun.anand@eduhubspot.com or go to this link: www.eduhubspot.com/packages/pmp
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Well Explained Video on Life Cycle, Thanks Varun ,
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Best explanation of project life cycles
Thanks Racheal !!!
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thank you
Varun... You are simply the best... PMP tutor
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Varun, great job. All topics were very nicely explained as usual. your videos are great ! I liked behind the scenes video.
Thank you Manoj ji. So happy to see your comment and I am glad you liked my new videos
Thank YOU!!! Great job explaining. Taking exam on 4/24/21
All the best!
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Thanks Varun. Very grateful for your videos. I have finally passed the PMP exam. Thanks to you and your team.
Many Congratulation !!! Very Happy to know that you aced PMP & my videos helped you in your PMP journey.
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C : We are using an Incremental Life cycle, as we will be adding features or functionality one iteration at a time until the final product is ready at the end of the last iteration. A: In predictive we develop the feature as a single product from start to finish. B: Iterative could be but as we are adding features during each iteration and not refining the product at every iteration. D : Hybrid is not in scope as its incremental approach is fixed already.
Thanks Varun for the clear explanation of the difference between Predictive, Agile, Iterative and Incremental.
Welcome Joel !!
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😊
Excellent explanation VARUN .You are amazing
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Thank you Varun for your Video, your explaining and examples are very good and simple.
Sorry for replying late. Just 3 months back became a new dad and its been a crazy busy time for me. Hahah By this time, you would most likely become a PMP as well. :). I am glad you liked my explanations. If you need more resources like this in the same format, you can refer to below link: www.eduhubspot.com/packages/pmp
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Excellent explanation sir... heads of you😊
I am glad you liked my video.
Varun
I now see the differences between iterative and incremental lifecycle clearly :)
Awesome. Thats what I like to do.. Make concepts easier for my students
Varun
Excellent explanation!
Sorry for replying late. Became a new dad few months back and its been a crazy busy time for me. Hahah By this time, you would most likely become a PMP as well. :)
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Thank you! Well explained without over complicating
Thats what I do. Try to explain PMP in laymans language :)
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What's the next video in this series?
@@TheJaeLdy : Next videos are about agile planning, agile analysis and design, agile prioritization and estimation. As already replied, it is exclusively available only on my website and not on TH-cam: www.eduhubspot.com/packages/pmp
@@EduHubSpot ahhhh. Ty. I misread the last line. Thanks again
Hi Varun, First and foremost thanks for all your efforts and support for everyone preparing for PMP, thats mind blowing. Last question I got it wrong, I thought it is Iterative with the rationale who mentioned in the question that to fully make it functional. I thought Iterative is fully functional only in the last. But your explanation gave me some clarity with the example " Building" . I'm worried that in exam I might quickly chose a wrong answer between Iterative and Incremental.
Thank you so much Varun, my confidence is getting back on, was almost giving up on writing the PMP but the videos have been so wonderful and I have gained so much especially on Agile.
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@@EduHubSpot I do appreciate this so much.
Wrote the exam in december but had a technical glitch about 3 hours into it so i had to retake with the new syllabus (took that with mixed feelings actually) but I'm gonna give it my all right now. Thanks
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1. Answer is B. Agile is iterative and just in time
(agile can be iterative or incremental , just in time requirements are dynamic )
2. C , Incremental life cycle - adding more and more
Q2 B since Iterative life cycle helps to perfect through every iteration
Great style teach... than you Varun !
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Loved the behind the scenes, let the hair go...lol. On the second question i had chosen iterative, its important to re read the question and understand keywords.
Thanks for loving the video.
Varun
Q1. Going with the elimination process, A is out because waterfall is not iterative. I would eliminate C right away, as planning is not done upfront in agile. And same with D waterfall is where planning is done ahead. So I would choose B.
Super... please add more videos and further information........
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Michelle Stillwell:
A: Incorrect because waterfall is NOT iterative
B: Correct because Agile is iterative and just in time
C: Incorrect because in agile planning is done throughout, embracing change; planning is not done upfront
D: Incorrect because waterfall planning is not done in phases, it is done upfront
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.
Thats an excellent thought process. In incremental also the final delivery makes it completely functional. I will give you a real example. PMP exam changed and I had to update my slides, videos and questions. I updated each one of them and I launched it one after the other but it was only after the 3rd iteration when I would call my product complete because it had all videos, questions and slides fully ready.
A - eliminate - predictive planning is done upfront
B - eliminate - iterative a single product is delivered at the end
C - Incremental - This is the correct answer
D - eliminate - would still involve predictive along with agile
Awesome vid Varun !!!
Thank you Varun. You will be learning more and more. :)
Thank u very much much love ❤
I am glad you like it ❤️❤️
Varun
Option B is my response applied elimination technique, A & C eliminated straight but D was bit confused but than was looking for upfront polanning
Michelle Stillwell: The question identifies that you'll be delivering in iterations and doesn't have indications that this is any hybrid project. I believe answer B is correct: Iterative.
C,adding small features and finish it complete and go to the next stage is the incremental life cycle
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!!
Thanks Siva for a wonderful comment.
Varun
B - Agile planning is done to deliver quick and tangible product iteration
A - eliminate - waterfall planning is predictive
B - Correct answer
C - eliminate - In predictive planning is done upfront
D - eliminate - waterfall = predictive where the planning is done upfront
Well, it depends upon the industry as to which approach to adopt. For construction projects, we go for Waterfall and for IT projects we settle with Agile. I have served a decade leading projects in Waterfall approach so I am comfortable with it :)
In IT the projects are incremental and require a lot of iterations
Thank you Varun..nice video and very helpful
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Varun, very well presented. Thank you for this.
Thank you Jerry. I am glad you liked it and took out time to comment on the video
Jerry, when did you pass you PMP?
Thanks to Varun’s mentor ship, I successfully passed the PMP exam on Oct 25 all Above Target!!! His videos are AMAZING and his strong vision towards the company success is just inspiring!!!!!
I struggle raising scores but his guidance help me achieve this success!
Thanks again for believing in me and guide me the way.
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2nd sample question:
After final iteration, product is fully functional - Iterative.
Adding functionality during each iteration - Incremental.
Final answer D, as it has both the flavors of iterative & incremental.
Q#1 the answer is B as agile is iterative and incremental, incremental means just in time/ speedy delivery. waterfall model is based on certainity/ lots of experience and therefore it 'doesn't' need iterations
Varun, the building construction example was a key differentiator in understanding the different life cycle....
Although both questions were straight forward ...But in second one I closed my eyes and imagined the building example and word perfection appeared ....First floor then second floor...Third floor....Thanks ....
Thats exactly how I want you to think. Great job Sandeep
Answer B, because agile planning is iterative and just in time, after every iteration they handover the product to customer in time.
1st sample question:
A: in waterfall model, there is no concept of iterative. Planning has to be done upfront. Not an option.
B: Yes, Agile planning involves iteration and in time as well. Good choice.
C: In agile, planning can’t be done upfront. It happens through the life cycle. Not an option.
D: In waterfall, planning is done upfront. Can’t be done in phases. Not an option.
Final answer B
C IS MY PICK ADDING MORE FUNCTIONALITY IN EACH ITERATION IS INCREMENTAL LIFE CYCLE
Option B - Because in case of agile it is iterative
Option C - because in case of incremental the final product is ready by last iteration
(20:43) Ans: c;waterfall planning is predictive(so not A),Agile planning is iterative and just in time(not necessary always in time ,so not answer b),in waterfall planning is done upfront (so not ans d) and hence and C.
Thank you very much
You are welcome !!!
(22:15)Straight forward qn is a iterative life cycle and hence rest all eliminated.
Thank you Varun, the video was very insightful into Agile as I was only exposed to PRINCEII and PMBOK
I am glad Cherol you liked it. If you want me to mentor you in this journey for becoming PMP certified, feel free to reach out to me varun.anand@eduhubspot.com
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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!
Congratulations champ on passing the PMP exam. If you are thinking how I know that you have passed the exam because I know you will do great just believe in yourself and make sure you get a good night sleep. That is very important. Also remember 90% of the time your first instinct will be correct. Don’t overanalyze the situation. Also make sure you are picking the speed right from question 1 because we have to complete the test on time. This is very important and finally if you have time then watch this video as well
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Sanjay Dutt teaching PMP😀. Very well explained bro. Best in the business. Btw Chirag got the better moves😉
Hahaha. Chirag is better than me anyday. He is more natural.. hahah
Option A: In predictive, we don't have iterations so this option can't hold true - Wrong choice
Option B: This could be one of the answer as it's talking about Iterative approach here but perfection is missing - Wrong choice
Option C: Definitely this is not incremental because final solution will be ready at the later stage only - Wrong choice
Option D: This option looks like correct choice because one side we are saying we will follow iterative life-cyle by dividing the work into no of iterations but we are adding more work in each iteration i.e changing the scope of work which is kind of agile. So this will be my best fit. - Correct Choice
Question 2: Answer is B because the deliverable is delivered at the end, but the development and work are done in iterations. This conflicts with A, where planning and development is done sequentially, conflicts with C where the deliverable is delivered early on in chunks after each iteration, and conflicts with D, because there is no mention of combining Agile and predictive.
B. Should be the answer to the first question - Agile planning is iterative and Just in Time
Answer C - Incremental life cycle is the correct answer. There are series of iteration, and question is talking about repeating adding the functionality.
Q#2 the answer is B, as there is one completely final product after several iterations. each iteration aims to make the product better and better as is the case of iterative
using elimination tech, waterfall is not iterative,
Agile planning is iterative and just in time good choice
Agile planning is not done upfront - wrong choice
waterfall planning is done at first
b is good choice.
2nd question:
perfection at end, so i choose iterative, explanation ensured i have different understanding
For the Second question - it should be the option B again as Iterative life cycle is followed to achieve perfection and product is functional in the final iteration
I find it very well explained. THANKS Varun
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@@EduHubSpot Congratulations on Great milestone in life Varun,
Hope you going to enjoy your new role in Life.
@@rajashekharns1607 : Thank you so much
Answer is B 'Agile planing is iterative and Just in time' because by elimination technique: waterfall is not iterative. We do planning at the start, planning is not done phase wise where as in agile we do iterative or flow based approach
Answer 1:
Option B Because its iterative
Answer 2:
Option C Because they are adding requirement each time.
Q1 - B Exp: A is not correct since Waterfall is not iterative ( eliminated) C is not correct since PLanning is not done up front ( it's actually waterfall so eliminated) D is not correct since planning is done in the beginning. So the answer is C since Agile planning is done through out the project - not up front
b is the correct answer to the second question, because pm wants one feature (obviously perfect) . in iterative perfection is the goal
Good job.
Varun
Q1: Option B: Agile planning is done phase to phase, which is required for current sprint
Q2: Option B: Incremental Life Cycle as in each iteration new features will get added
Answer: D. We are using Iterations which is explicit from question itself but at the same time we are adding functionality which is a trait of Agile methodology (to bring work into sprint from backlog) It is definitely not Predictive or Incremental.
Thank you Varun, I was preparing for PMP since many months, but your Videos helped me alot to grow my knowledge. Today I cleared my exam, and u won't believe, during my exam, whenever I was confused between options, I thought, how Varun would solve it. 😇 thank you for all your guidance.
Thank you for making my day Garima. I am super proud of you. Congratulations
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@@EduHubSpot Thank you Varun...!
Q1: Correct Option B as in agile, planning is done up with rolling wave principle
Q2: Confused b/w hybrid & iterative bcz not whether how series product development planning is being done. It should be hybrid as there is also requirement of planning development series
After seeing solution for Q2, if there used to be fifth option of Agile, so which option used to be correct b/w agile and incremental. In my opinion, it should be agile then.
Question at 22:26
Answer is Option C - Incremental Life Cycle
Option A, D - X - All features of final product is not planned upfront, so not predictive, so it is not Hybrid
Option B - X - Ultimate product is delivered in multiple deliveries as focus is on quick delivery, So, iterative
Question 1 : B (As all other statements are not right and b is the only one which is right)
Ans is Option B - Agile is used to get benefits of both iterative and incremental, JIT - in sense what is needed upfront/on priority
Option A - X - Waterfall is NOT Iterative
Option C - X - In Agile, planning is done progressive or JIT
Option D - X - In waterfall, planning is done upfront.