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Introduction to Project Management
- What is a Project?
- What is Project Management?
- Project Objectives
- Why Plan?
- The Project Lifecycle
Getting Started
- Starting MS Project; Getting Help
Creating a Project
- Starting a new Project
- Menus
- Opening an existing Project
File
- Inserting a Task
- Inserting a Group of
Tasks
- Cutting and Pasting
- Editing Text
- Task
Notes
- Using and Accessing a Project's supporting documentation
- Saving the Project
Project Constraints
- Entering date Constraints
- Lead and Lag times
Task Relationships/Dependencies
- Entering Task Relationships
- Considering different
relationships
- Editing and deleting relationships
- Monitoring relationships
- Outlining
- Milestones
- Recurring
tasks
Networks
- Gantt Charts
- Precedence Networks (PERT charts)
- Critical
Path Analysis
Managing the Project
- The Project Information Dialogue Box
- The File Properties
Dialogue Box
Defining and Assigning Resources
- Resource Allocation
- Using a Resource Pool
- Using
Resources and Assigning Tasks via Outlook/GroupWise
- Resource
costs
- Using
Resource Information
- Resource
Scheduling and Leveling
Amending the Working Day
- Changing the working hours
- Base Calendars
- Resource
Calendars
Printing Charts
- Controlling Multiple Pages
- Page Height
and Width
- Formatting Headers
- Footers
and Legends
- The
Print Dialogue Box
- The Reports Gallery
- Milestone Reports
- Task Reports
- Printing Task Notes
- Printing Task Notes on Reports.
Timescales
- Using the zoom button options
- Using
the zoom options within View
- Formatting
timescales
for specific
needs
- Formatting
the gridlines
An Introduction to Tracking the
Project
- Saving with a Baseline
- Task
Completion
- The Tracking Gantt
Chart
An Introduction to Multiple
Projects
- Join together two or more
phases or projects
Personal Development
- Create a project involving
your workplace
- Get it
started under
supervision
- Develop it before
returning
for
the Intermediate/Advanced course
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