Instructor-led Microsoft Project training is more expensive compared to e-learning and video-based courses. However, it is by far the most effective when trying to learn Microsoft Project because you are able to ask questions from a live Microsoft Project instructor, interact with fellow students and perform hands-on exercises. The benefit of getting specific answers about Microsoft Project that you have cannot be matched when taking an e-learning or video-based class. Our Microsoft Project classes utilize lecture and hands-on exercises to reinforce lecture points and ensure you are really learning what is being taught.
Delegates should have a good level of PC and windows skills, and a basic knowledge of Microsoft Office. No existing knowledge of Microsoft Project is required.
This course is designed to teach you the essentials of Microsoft Project so that you can plan and manage project schedules. By the end of this course you will have a good working knowledge of the Microsoft Project basics, so that you can work confidently and efficiently to generate a plan, assign resources to tasks, track progress, manage budgets and analyze workloads.
2 Days Classroom Training or Online
• The Role of Microsoft Project
• The Microsoft Project Environment
• Display an Existing Project Plan
• The Gantt Chart View
• The Network Diagram/PERT Chart View
• How to Create a New Project Plan
• Assign a Project Calendar
• Add Tasks to a Project Plan
• Edit the Task List
• Define the Activity List
• Create the Work Breakdown Structure
• Create Summary Stages
• Understand Task Durations
• Define Milestones
• Understand and Create Task Relationships
• Link Dependent Tasks
• Add Tasks to the Timeline
• Identify the Critical Path
• Set Task Constraints and Deadlines
• Add Recurring Tasks
• Add Notes to a Task
• Understand Resource/Types
• Work with Resource Calendars and Availability
• Add Resource Costs
• Assign Resources to Tasks
• Resolve Resource Conflicts
• Shorten a Project Using the Critical Path
• Set a Baseline
• Print a Project Summary Report
• The Role of Microsoft Project
• The Microsoft Project Environment
• Enter Task Progress
• Split a Task
• Reschedule a Task
• Filter Tasks
• Set an Interim Plan
• Add Fixed Costs to Tasks
• Applying Overtime Rates
• Using the Resource Graph
• The Resource Management Toolbar
• Levelling Resources
• Update Cost Rate Tables
• Group Costs
• Link Documents to a Project Plan
• Setting the Baseline
• Changing the Status Date
• Tracking Changes
• Completion Percentages
• Entering Actuals
• Tracking Costs
• Create a Visual Report
• Customise a Visual Report
• Create a Visual Report Template
• Import Project Information
• Export Project Plan Data into Excel
• Copy a Picture of the Project Plan
• Print Reports
• Print Views