PMI-ACP certification is an agile project management exam launched by Project Management Institute (PMI) on 20 1 1, and its full name is AgileCertifiedPractitioner. PMI-ACP certification verifies the ability of practitioners to understand and apply agile principles and project practices. It is different from other certifications because it requires a combination of agile training, agile project experience and agile practices, tools and skill tests. It combines SCRUM (Agile Development), XP (Extreme Programming) and LeanDevelopment (Lean Agile).

There are no restrictions on candidates' majors in the registration conditions. As long as other conditions are met, any major can register.

Registration conditions for PMI-ACP certification examination:

1. Education background: secondary education (high school diploma, junior college degree, global equivalent or above).

2. Ordinary project experience: 2,000 hours working in the project team in the first five years from the date of application (12 months).

3. Agile project experience: In the first three years from the date of application, you need to work 65,438+0,500 hours (8 months) in the project team with agile methods, which is beyond the 2,000 hours required for ordinary project experience.

4. Agile Practice Training: You must get 265,438+0 hours of learning PMI-ACP in agile practice. You will learn wave planning, iterative incremental delivery, quick and flexible response to changes, open communication among teams, stakeholders and customers, and follow the principles of extreme programming, Scrum, lean, kanban, test-driven development and function-driven development to quickly solve problems in the project. Training class hours.

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