This course is for individuals who are interested in expanding their knowledge base and technical skills about Microsoft Project. The course begins with the basic concepts and leads students through all the functions they’ll need to plan and manage a small to medium-size project, including how to level resources and capture both cost and schedule progress.
Understand the purpose of using MS Project 2013
Use MS Project 2013 to define your working environment
Use MS Project 2013 to create and plan for your project scope
Use MS Project 2013 to plan for and manage your project resources and schedule
Use MS Project to cost and budget your project
Use MS Project to track and measure your project performance
Project managers starting their career paths
Project managers using other tools such as Primavera and looking to learn MS Project
Project managers looking to increase their skills of using MS Project
Managers
Introduction: what is a project management
Project Life Cycle & Project Phases
Work Breakdown Structures
Characteristics of Good Project Management
Time Management & Schedule Development
Gantt Chart
What is MS Project
Naming the project
Selecting the project scheduling method (Forward/ Backward)
Setting the project start/end dates
Setting the project calendar and working times
Choosing manual vs automatic scheduling
Creating the WBS
Creating project tasks
Sequencing tasks
Defining and setting resources
Defining and working with the CP
Looking for and identifying over-allocated resources
Leveling Resources: manual vs automatic
Identifying and setting schedule constraints
Costing the project
Budgeting the project
Tracking Project Performance
Setting the Baseline for a project
Updating the project progress
Monitoring and controlling schedule
Performance measuring using the Earned Value Management
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