PMI-SP® — PMI Scheduling Professional — Study Hub

Blueprint-aligned PMI-SP® prep: overview, syllabus (learning objectives), scheduling cheat sheet (CPM/float/EVM), study plan, practice, FAQ, and official resources.

Meet your PMI-SP® home base. This hub focuses on real scheduling work: building a logical schedule model, integrating resources and constraints, baselining, analyzing variance, optimizing with what‑if scenarios, and communicating schedule impact clearly.

For the latest official exam requirements (eligibility, policies, updates), use PMI’s certification page: https://www.pmi.org/certifications/scheduling-sp

This hub’s syllabus is mapped to the PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI‑SP)® Exam Content Outline (©2012).

The syllabus is organized into five domains:

  1. Schedule Strategy (14%)
  2. Schedule Planning and Development (31%)
  3. Schedule Monitoring and Controlling (35%)
  4. Schedule Closeout (6%)
  5. Stakeholder Communications Management (14%)

Start with Overview for the exam snapshot and what to prioritize.

What you’ll find here

  • Overview: what PMI‑SP tests and how to think through questions.
  • Study Plan: 30/60/90‑day schedules you can actually follow.
  • Syllabus: learning objectives by domain with quick links to targeted practice.
  • Cheatsheet: CPM/float, baselines, status rules, EVM schedule metrics, and schedule QA checks.
  • Practice: drills and mixed sets in the Mastery Cloud app.
  • FAQ: fast answers to common PMI‑SP prep questions.
  • Resources: official links + primary references.

Who this is for

PMI‑SP is designed for practitioners who build and maintain schedules and need to make defensible schedule decisions: what drives the date, what is truly critical, what to do when resources are constrained, and how to communicate impact and recovery options.

How to use this hub (simple loop)

  1. Read the Overview to understand what the exam rewards.
  2. Work through the Syllabus domain-by-domain.
  3. Keep the Cheatsheet open while you do drills.
  4. Use Practice to build speed, then repair weak objectives using the syllabus.

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