IT Project+ info
Welcome to our new IT Project+ forum. 
CompTIA's IT Project+ certification is for those who need "knowledge of business practices, interpersonal skills and project management processes, in addition to the ability to effectively plan, implement and complete IT projects on time and within your budget."
As with other CompTIA certs, it is good for life, no need to recertify.
The exam consists of 80 multiple choice questions and requires a score of 499 (
) to pass.
The exam code for the current IT Project+ exam is PK0-002. (released on November 10, 2003)
Exam Objectives
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CompTIA's IT Project+ certification is for those who need "knowledge of business practices, interpersonal skills and project management processes, in addition to the ability to effectively plan, implement and complete IT projects on time and within your budget."
As with other CompTIA certs, it is good for life, no need to recertify.
The exam consists of 80 multiple choice questions and requires a score of 499 (

The exam code for the current IT Project+ exam is PK0-002. (released on November 10, 2003)




Comments
The 2009 (PK0-003) format is 100 questions, with a 90 minute time-limit.
The necessary score to pass is 710/900 (or about 65% according to CBTNuggets).
Exam Objectives
The exam covers pre-project set-up/initiating; project planning; project execution and delivery; change, control and communication; project closure.
Your best resources are probably going to be:
CompTIA Project+ Study Guide: Exam PK0-003 by Kim Heldman and William Heldman
and the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK)
I DO NOT recommend you couple the PMBOK with the above study guide UNLESS you are seriously going for the PMP. Project+ is based on PMI, to be sure, but the PMBOK is unnecessary if all you want is Project+.
PMBOK is NOT for the faint of heart and I did not need to deal with it when I went for it. The PK0-003 guide by the Heldmans should be all you need if you want to pass Project+.
Now, the PMP...don't have it and don't plan on it but it's a different ball game.