ITTO Learning Technique

Amit -

I'd echo Sante's feedback and would add that while there are hundreds of ITTO's, it is more important to understand which ones are critical or unique to a given process and which ones are just common across many.

For example, the majority of the Monitoring and Controlling process group processes have change requests as an output. That should make sense because when you take a planned input (e.g. PM Plan) and an actual input (e.g. Work Performance Data) the resulting analysis might result in a forecast variance and one way to address that might be via a change request.

Kiron

Dear Amit
Interesting this question
Thanks for sharing

Know yourself and how you memorize things, and then create a plan that's right for you.

Knowing the why behind the what is very important as Sante & Kiron alluded to. However, if you're interested in seeing the processes in a different way there is a really neat and simple game available in the app store. Search for "PMP ITTO". It allows you to move the words around in a visual interactive interface which is a nice companion to the "why" behind them.

If you are preparing the PMP exam my recommendation is remember this: 1-questions are situational questions then you will not face direct answer about an ITTO. 2-you have to answer which the PMI expect as an answer in the framework of the PMBOK, not what you do in your daily work life no matter it works for you.