Using Microsoft Project Workshop - Project Management Course
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Full disclaimer.Description
In this two-day workshop, you will be led through practical exercises that illustrate the many features of Microsoft Project and cover tangible management issues, including:
- Setting up a project
- Scheduling and assigning tasks
- Allocating costs and resources
- Tracking progress
Don’t miss this workshop – you will wonder why you didn’t learn these project planning techniques and software skills earlier!
Featuring Microsoft Project 2013, Standard Version (MS Project 2010 and 2016 also welcome
What You Will Learn
- How to set-up a project on your system
- How to follow Microsoft Project menus and toolbars
- Establishing project schedules and work breakdown structures
- How to update your projects, tasks and allocate resources
- How to track and update progress on your project
- How to consolidate multiple projects
Content
Exploring the Microsoft Project Environment
- Starting Project 2016
- The project screen
- The project life cycle
- The project guide toolbar, sidepane/smart tags
- Opening and closing a project file
- The Gantt Chart view
Setting Up a New Project
- Defining a project calendar
- Entering project information
- Establishing calendar options
- Saving project files
Developing the Work Breakdown Structure
- Work breakdown terminology and formats
- Collapsing, expanding, and editing the task list
Establishing and Fine Tuning the Project Schedule
- Understanding dependency relationships
- Creating task dependencies and critical paths
- Using flexible and inflexible constraints
- Resolving scheduling conflicts
Understanding Resources and Cost Management
- Factors affecting resource management
- Defining resources types
- Material, single and grouped resources
- Creating a resource list (people and equipment)
- Using task calendars
- Defining costs: fixed, variable and material
Managing Consolidated Projects
- Sharing a resource pool among multiple projects
- Creating a master project file
- Viewing resource assignments across multiple projects
Tracking Progress and Producing Reports
- Setting baselines for the entire project or tasks
- Updating projects tasks and project status
- Viewing reports and customized tables
- Modifying report content
*Course Requirements
Please bring your laptop computer with Microsoft Project 2016, Stand Alone Version, installed and your laptop power cord. Basic Computer Skills required
Who should attend
Product Manager, Database Developer Analyst, Project Coordinator, Regulatory Affairs Managers
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