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PM 360 / STUDY SQUAD
Cohorts with real members and real sessions need a connected workspace. The practice of cohort work does not: agree a weekly agenda, show up, and give a peer feedback they can act on. That practice runs here, in your browser, against your own study plan and your own documents.
Set the squad up so the weekly sessions have a home.
Add the people you practise with. Nobody is contacted — this roster never leaves your browser.
0 of 12 sessions held. The agenda is the study plan for that week.
Week 1 — Project Initiation & Charter
6 agenda items · 2026-11-02
Week 2 — Scope Definition & Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
6 agenda items · 2026-11-09
Week 3 — Schedule Management & Critical Path Method (CPM)
6 agenda items · 2026-11-16
Week 4 — Cost Management & Earned Value (EVM)
6 agenda items · 2026-11-23
Week 5 — Risk & Issue Register Management
6 agenda items · 2026-11-30
Week 6 — Stakeholder Management & RACI Matrix
6 agenda items · 2026-12-07
Week 7 — Change Control & Baseline Governance
6 agenda items · 2026-12-14
Week 8 — Quality Management & Acceptance Testing
6 agenda items · 2026-12-21
Week 9 — Agile, Scrum & Hybrid Delivery
6 agenda items · 2026-12-28
Week 10 — Project Handover & Administrative Closure
5 agenda items · 2027-01-04
Week 11 — Consolidation & full mock exam
3 agenda items · 2027-01-11
Week 12 — Close the loop & produce your artefacts
4 agenda items · 2027-01-18
Review a document someone in your squad produced — or your own, reviewed against the rubric. Vague feedback is the most common failure in peer review, so each note has to name something specific.
Quote the in-scope list and one out-of-scope item. If you cannot find an explicit exclusion, say so.
The first review is the hardest. Pick a document, answer the prompt with something specific, and write the improvement as an instruction rather than an opinion.
What this is for. A cohort's real value is the feedback loop: someone reads your plan, asks a hard question, and you fix it. That loop runs here without a server, without an account, and without anyone being contacted. Practice use only. Project Management 360 is a learning and practice tool. Mock exams are self-scored practice sessions and no certificate, credential or qualification is issued, promised or implied.