Ccp Certified Cost Professional Exam Prep: Videos + Exams
Published 7/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 4h 22m | Size: 4.32 GB
Pass the AACE CCP exam: cost engineering, estimating, earned value, risk, scheduling & the memo - 49 complete lessons
What you'll learn
Create professional Work Breakdown Structures and control frameworks.
Develop and analyze Critical Path Method schedules.
Interpret float, logic, constraints and schedule performance indicators.
Build project budgets and cost baselines.
Run a back-to-back gap analysis on a subcontract before you sign it
Apply Earned Value Management to measure project performance.
Forecast project outcomes using industry-standard techniques.
Assess and manage project risks effectively.
Control project changes while maintaining baseline integrity.
Produce professional project controls reports and dashboards.
Integrate scope, schedule, cost and risk information into a complete project controls system.
Apply project controls principles using any major scheduling or cost management tool.
Requirements
Basic understanding of project management concepts is helpful but not mandatory
Description "This course contains the use of artificial intelligence."
Pass the AACE CCP exam: cost engineering, estimating, earned value, risk, scheduling & the memo - 49 complete lessons
Walk into the CCP exam with every domain mastered, every formula memorised, and a rehearsed plan for all five hours.
The Certified Cost Professional (CCP) is the flagship credential in cost engineering - and its exam is demanding: 119 questions across seven domains plus a written communication memo, all inside five hours. Most candidates fail not from lack of experience, but from unstructured preparation. This course fixes that.
A complete, exam-mapped curriculum - 13 modules, 49 lessons
Every lesson is a full 19-page study guide (PDF) built for serious preparation: clear explanations, formula boxes, step-by-step worked examples with real numbers, exam-style practice questions with full rationales, and callouts that flag exactly where the exam plants its traps.
You will master, in order
Cost engineering foundations - classifications, terminology, reserves, and professional ethics
Statistics and analytics - distributions, Z-scores, regression, and learning curves
Cost estimating - the class matrix, methods from capacity factoring to detailed take-off, escalation and location adjustments, and the basis of estimate
Budgets and baselines - the PMB , change control, and which fund pays for what
Engineering economics - the factor family, PW/AW/IRR decisions, depreciation, tax, and replacement analysis
Contracts and commercial - risk allocation, incentives, administration, and claims posture
Earned Value Management - the full identity block, EAC selection judgment, TCPI, earned schedule, and productivity analysis
Reporting - the variance-cause-impact-action-forecast spine and data discipline
Risk - EMV, decision trees, PERT, simulation reading, and response economics
Planning and scheduling - CPM computation, floats, compression economics, and delay analysis
The communication memo - the five-part architecture, annotated model memos, and graded practice
Comprehensive review - domain-by-domain consolidation plus the Master Formula Compendium
Exam strategy and practice - a five-hour pacing plan, the two-pass method, and two full mixed practice sets with complete rationales
One running project ties it all together
A single $63.6M project threads through the entire course - you estimate it, baseline it, measure it, forecast it, de-risk it, schedule it, and write memos about it. By exam day, the seven domains are one connected system in your head, not seven separate subjects.
Your exam-week toolkit is included
The Master Formula Compendium - every formula, organised by domain, with the memorisation protocol
A standalone printable Formula Sheet with the fifteen-line exam-morning distillation
The Coverage Matrix mapping every exam domain to its lessons, with a 20-topic checklist
A complete Course Index for surgical revision
Two full mixed practice sets with an error-log system that converts your misses into an exam-day checklist card
A final-week, day-by-day plan right down to exam morning
Who this course is for
Project Engineers
Project Managers
Planning and project controls engineers
Construction managers and Project managers
Civil, structural, mechanical, and MEP engineers
Contracts and commercial managers
Professionals preparing for PMP®, PMI-SP®, EVP®, PSP®, CCP® or similar certifications
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