SAP Certification - Project Manager - C_PM_70

Dear Friends,
I m apprearing for SAP Certification exam - C_PM_70 for Associate Project Manager, in a couple of weeks and have not had any luck in finding study material yet. I request, if you have any related material, please pass it on to - "xxxxx@gmail dot com". It'll be a great help...
Related courses -
ASA 380 Implementation Methodology
SMI 310 Implementation with Solution Manager
SMI 210 Implementation with Solution Manager Methodology Overview
OCM 100 Organizational Change Management Fundamentals
BPM 100 Business Process Management Methodology
E2E 040 End to End Solution Operations
Thanks much!
Edited by: Jan Musil on Feb 21, 2011 3:39 PM
Removed e-mail address from the thread.

Hello Nancy, Satish,
I'm glad you are planning your certification exam. The material codes listed in your mail are actual SAP training courses offered by SAP education. You should be able to find them in the local training catalogue in your country. The SMI210/SMI310 have been offered for several years and only have been updated to ASAP 7 level. The new course ASA380 has been rolled out last year as part of introducing the ASAP 7 to the market. It is ASAP in detail course walking throuhg all the phases of ASAP and focusing on specific deliverables of each work stream in the methodology. The remaining courses are standard SAP training courses that are recommended as preparation for exam (e.g. OCM, E2E, BPM).
Jan

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