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When you complete any of these MS Project® training courses, you'll receive a certificate to
confirm your proficiency. You can also "pick and choose"
topics from any of these courses for Q&A sessions
(no certificates issued for Q&A sessions).
You can also purchase the
workbooks for these courses separately.
Computer
Literacy
Note: To get the most out of your Microsoft Access®
instruction, we recommend that you first master the skills in our Computer Literacy
course.
Microsoft
Project® Introduction
MS Project® is the industry standard for project
management and planning. By the end of this course, you will
be able to perform all the steps necessary to create a comprehensive
project plan.
Average course time: 3 - 4 hours
You'll need:
- Computer
Literacy or equivalent experience
- A working computer with Windows® installed
on it
- Microsoft Project® 97 or higher
You'll learn:
- What is Microsoft Project®?
- Planning a Project
- Project Management
- How to Set the Start Date
- About Views
- How to Set Non-Working (Exception) Days
- How to Set Standard Hours
- Working With Tasks
- About Milestones
- About Phases
- About Linking Tasks
- About Recurring Tasks
- Entering and Assigning Resources
- About Effort-Driven Project Scheduling
- Viewing the Project
- Sorting, Grouping, and Filtering
- Printing the Project
- About Printing Reports
Microsoft
Project® Intermediate
Take
the next step! When you've completed this course,
you'll feel confident and competent working with most Project®
files
that
are regularly used in business.
Average course time: 3 - 4 hours
You'll need:
You'll learn:
- Tracking Progress on Tasks
- Planning vs. Tracking
- Saving a Baseline
- How to Track a Project As Scheduled
- Fine-Tuning Task Details
- Adjusting Task Relationships
- Lead Time and Lag Time
- Changing Task Relationships
- Task Constraints
- About the Project Critical Path
- Interrupting Work On A Task
- How to Change Scheduling Formula Values
- About Deadlines
- Entering Fixed Costs
- Fine Tuning Resource and Assignment Details
- Adjusting Pay Rates and Resource Availability
- Delaying the Start of Assignments
- Applying Contours to Assignments
- Material Resource Consumption Rates
- Fine-Tuning the Project Plan
- Adjusting the Timescale
- About Overallocated Resources and Levelling
- Examining Project Costs
- Organizing and Formatting Project Details
- Customizing AutoFilters
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