GITLABGitLab Certified Agile Portfolio Management Associate
The GitLab Agile Project Management Associate certification validates your ability to plan, track, and deliver projects using GitLab's built-in agile planning tools. It is designed for project managers, product managers, and team leads who want to streamline workflows, improve collaboration, and increase delivery predictability. Earning this credential demonstrates that you can leverage GitLab to manage epics, milestones, and issues effectively in a DevOps environment.
290 practice questions
GITLAB-CERTIFIED-AGILE-PROJECT-MANAGEMENT-ASSOCIATE Curriculum
Every domain, objective, and concept the GITLAB-CERTIFIED-AGILE-PROJECT-MANAGEMENT-ASSOCIATE exam measures.
- Group hierarchy
- Creating groups
- Creating subgroups
- Creating projects
- Group settings and permissions
- Subgroup inheritance
- Project visibility and access
- Group and project navigation
- Organizational hierarchy overview
- Creating top-level groups
- Creating subgroups
- Assigning projects to groups
- Managing group permissions
- Using hierarchy for portfolio management
- Label basics
- Creating labels
- Applying labels
- Filtering by labels
- Managing label lists
- Label permissions
- Label analytics
- Understanding issue dependencies
- Creating issue dependencies
- Managing issue dependencies
- Viewing dependency relationships
- Workflow states
- Status transitions
- Tracking issue status
- Understanding issue boards
- Creating a new issue board
- Configuring board lists
- Setting board scope
- Managing board cards
- Using board filters
- Saving and sharing board views
- Board list configuration
- Workflow definition
- List customization
- Workflow automation
- Visualize work in progress
- Epic definition
- Creating epics
- Epic hierarchy
- Managing epics
- Epic labels and metadata
- Epic visibility and permissions
- Roadmap fundamentals
- Creating a roadmap
- Roadmap timeline views
- Roadmap filtering and sorting
- Roadmap navigation and interaction
- Roadmap progress tracking
- Roadmap sharing and collaboration
- Portfolio-level planning overview
- Creating and managing epics
- Organizing epics hierarchically
- Using roadmaps for portfolio visualization
- Prioritizing portfolio work
- Tracking portfolio progress
- Collaborating on portfolio planning
- Velocity definition
- Velocity calculation
- Velocity tracking
- Velocity chart interpretation
- Velocity and capacity planning
- Velocity variability factors
- Velocity vs. productivity
- Milestone creation
- Milestone assignment
- Milestone progress tracking
- Burndown chart interpretation
- Burndown chart usage
- Define delivery progress metrics
- Interpret velocity charts
- Analyze burn-down and burn-up charts
- Use cumulative flow diagrams
- Report progress to stakeholders
Percentages reflect share of the current practice bank, not official exam weightings — no structured per-skill weight is published for GITLAB-CERTIFIED-AGILE-PROJECT-MANAGEMENT-ASSOCIATE, so none is invented.