Here are some links you might find useful. . .

Project Mangement Institute: www.pmi.org

The PMBOK book on Amazon.com.

Wikipedia on PMPs.

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UC Berkeley's PM classes.

SFSU's PM classes.

CSU East Bay's PM classes.

LearnIT classes in Project Management.


I took the 7 courses from SFSU and overall liked the program -- but I did not jibe well with the instruction style used in the Microsoft Project course. So I re-took MS Project at LearnIT, with an Instructor named "Uncle" Harlan Kilmon, who I highly recommend.

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I've not read all of these books (yet), but they are all worthy of recommendation:

Written by Harold Kerzner:
"Project Management: A Systems Approach to Planning, Scheduling, and Controlling (2005 edition)"

Written by Tom Kendrick:
"Identifying and Managing Project Risk: Essential Tools for Failure-Proofing Your Project"

Written by Rita Mulcahy:
"PMP Exam Prep, 5th Edition: Rita's Course in a Book for Passing the PMP Exam"


Later Sk8rs...
-Josh