Author of the best selling Study Guide for the PMP and CAPM exams, PMP In Depth, Dr. Paul Sanghera presents three complete practice exams --- 540 questions --- to help you prepare for the Project Management Professional (PMP) exam. Special features: . Answers. Fully explained answers to all the questions: why the correct answers are correct and the incorrect answers are incorrect. . Full scope. Full scope of the exam is covered. . Exam tips. Describe what kind of questions to expect in the exam and how to identify the correct answers. .Exam quick prep. Provides the quick preparation notes: a recap of the important concepts that are covered in the PMBOK Guide. You should go through this section one more time the night (or the hour) before you take the exam to maximize your chances of passing the exam. About the Author Dr. Paul Sanghera, a manager, educator, technologist, and an entrepreneur, has 15 years of project and program management experience in the computer industry from Netscape to MP3 and at research labs from Cornell to CERN. Having worked in various roles including director of project management, director of software development, and software developer, he has a broad view of project and program management. With several industry certifications under his belt including PMP, CAPM, Project+, Network+, Linux+, SCJP, and SCBCD, Dr. Sanghera has contributed to building the world class technologies such as Netscape Communicator, and Novell's NDS. As an engineering manager, he has been at the ground floor of several startups. He has been a lecturer at San Jose Sate University and Brooks College. With a Master degree in Computer Science from Cornell University and a Ph.D. in Physics from Carleton University, he has authored and co-authored more than 100 technical papers published in well reputed European and American research journals. He is the best selling author of several books on technology and project management including PMP In Depth. Dr. Sanghera has also presented talks by invitation at several international scientific conferences. He lives in Silicon Valley, California, where he runs an information company, Infonential Inc as its President and CEO.