risk too

Also, if you look at table 1-6 in the Process Groups Practice Guide (Available for free download at PMI if you are a member), there is a super handy table that lists all the project documents and all the Project Management Plan components. This document breaks down the info from the PMBOK nicely.

Christine

Hi Hunter!
The best and accurate way to familiarize yourself with all the components of the Project Management Plan is to check PMBOK 6 (4.2.3.1 section) which can be downloaded from pmi.org
In a nutshell, there are:
Subsidiary management plans: Scope Management plan, Requirements management plan, schedule, cost, quality, resource, communications, risk, procurement, stakeholder management plans.
Baselines: scope, schedule, cost.
Additional components: change management plan, configuration management plans, performance measurement baseline, project life cycle, development approach, management reviews.

All other project documents are not part of the project management plan.

There are several "plans" that are components of the Project Management Plan. These are mentioned throughout the lessons and videos but I am looking for a list of what is considered a component of the Project Management Plan and what is considered a stand-alone plan.