Our Microsoft Project training
comprises two courses.
the introductory course is a
one day session for delegates who are new to Microsoft Project
or new to project management;
the advanced course is a two
day session for
experienced project managers, enabling them to produce more
detailed plans and allow fine control over the time and costs
associated
with the Project. to show by means of examples and exercises how
these additional skills give the user greater control and flexibility
in managing Projects.
All delegates must be confident in using a keyboard, Windows
and a mouse.
Click here for a printable version of Project Introduction Course
Outlines
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here for a printable version of Project Advanced Course Outlines
Project introductory course contents are as
follows.
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
Project advanced course contents are as
follows.
Personal Development
Review the project that was created in the interval since the
last course; review of Introduction Course
More about Tasks
Task types (Fixed Units, Fixed Duration, Fixed Work)
Priorities
Project settings affecting tasks and resources
Resources
Creating and Managing a Resource Pool
Updating and Refreshing
Resource Pools
Closing Files with Shared Resources
Resource Cost
bands; Overtime
Assigning Resource Contours
More
on Calendars and other Project
time-frame issues
Reporting
A further look at Reporting
Custom Reports
Tracking the Project
Saving with a Baseline
Task Completion
Notifying Task Status
Using Outlook to notify Task Status
Splitting
Tracking
The Tracking
Gantt Chart
Adding
more constraints (flexible and inflexible)
Interim Plans;
Variance Tables
Templates
Using a Built-in-Template
Creating a Template
Swapping
ready-built calendars, reports,
etc from file to file within Project
Customising Project
Custom Views
Custom Filters
Custom Gantt Chart
bars
Custom Tables
The Table Definition Screen
Customising
Tables on
Screen
Custom
Fields
Adding
Custom
Notes to charts
Linking Custom Notes to tasks
The Organiser
Multiple Project Management
Linking between Projects
Resources in Linked
Projects
Consolidated Projects
Working with Excel
Output Project data to Excel
Import Excel
data to project
Creating updateable
links and charts
from
Excel