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Explore scheduling in Microsoft Project 2010 by using auto versus manual scheduling, setting finish and start dates, status dates, and calendars to control task timing on the Gantt chart.
Create a four day week calendar from the standard calendar, apply it to the project, and use task inspector to switch manually scheduled tasks to auto, noting end date impacts.
Master the Microsoft Project 2010 advanced critical path techniques, identify the critical tasks, and shorten project duration by reassessing estimates, adding resources, and overlapping tasks with adjusted dependencies.
An in-depth look at task types in Project 2010, exploring fixed work, fixed units, fixed duration, and effort driven settings, plus how overlapping tasks and resource allocations affect timelines.
Discover how to set up generic resources for testing and budget resources for engineering calls in Microsoft Project 2010, including assigning, budgeting costs, and tracking budget work.
Identify and overcome resourcing problems and over allocations in Microsoft Project 2010 using resource sheet, resource usage view, resource allocation view, filters, and leveling to avoid delays.
Adjust lag times and dependencies in Microsoft Project 2010 to fit resourcing limits. Learn to use task inspector, auto scheduling, and inactivate tasks to reduce overallocation and align milestones.
Master advanced costing in Microsoft Project 2010, using fixed task costs, fixed fees, accrual methods, and rate tables for time-based and task-based pricing.
Baseline and track costs in Microsoft Project 2010 by recording actuals, updating progress, reallocating resources, and reviewing cost tables and variances.
Explore how Microsoft Project 2010 options and status updates drive cost calculations, including automatic resource costs, accrual settings, and how changes impact task and resource cost tables.
Apply earned value calculations in Microsoft Project 2010 to compare budgeted cost, work performed, and actual progress using PV, EV, ACWP, CPI, CV, and SV.
Explore how Project 2010 prints and views cost reports via backstage view, highlighting visual reporting, customization, and options like one note and earned value and cash flow reports.
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Divide large projects into parts by creating subprojects and inserting them into a consolidated project. Manage links, dependencies, and resources to optimize utilization.
Explore how to customize fields in Microsoft Project 2010, creating task and resource text fields, lookup tables, and graphical indicators to store and display experience levels.
Learn to write new macros in Microsoft Project 2010 using VBA, including variables, loops, and traversing the active project's tasks to display names and handle empty tasks.
Explore basic interoperability of Microsoft Project 2010 with Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Access through copy-paste and simple imports, and save visual report data as OLAP cubes or Access databases.
Export project data from project 2010 to Excel using the export wizard and templates, mapping tasks and resources accurately. Save and reuse custom export maps for automation and reporting.
Conclude this Microsoft Project 2010 advanced training by highlighting major advances over earlier versions, including VBA macro extensions, visual reporting, and the growing role of Project Server with SharePoint.
The Learn Microsoft Project 2010 - Advanced training is built around simplifying your life and helping your project succeed. This course is a continuation of the Learn Project 2010 Beginners/Intermediate training by Simon Sez IT offered on Udemy. Ideal for those seeking to enhance their Project knowledge, this training course provides 8 full hours of expert quality training videos, consisting of 10 chapters and 37 concise videos.
Project planning is an art. There is so much to it: coordinating, scheduling, calendaring, organizing, budgeting, costs, resource management, etc. Without the right tools, it can become overwhelming. That’s why, in this course, your trainer will present the advanced project management features Microsoft Project has to offer such as critical paths, scheduling, and calendars.
Get motivated to become organized in delegating and tracking tasks, assigning resources, and putting the budget on paper and tracking its details. Learn the value of defining costs up front—baselining the costs so you can track them. Evaluate the project as you go from a detached view to determine resourcing problems. Understand how to assign, level, and divert resources so you can overcome resource problems to keep the project moving forward.
The time invested in this course is invaluable because you’re taught the macro and micro view of a project and how to track it all. Discover how to divide a project into parts and combine them when necessary. Learn how to create links and dependencies between projects and share resources. And discover how to maximize critical tools: customization, macros, views, VBA, writing code, creating new macros, and importing and exporting.
Plus, when you sign up for our class, you’ll also get these 5 BONUSES in addition to the 37 online course videos:
Where else can you find so many extra tools to help you master Project 2010?!?!
So start learning today. Because being a technology dinosaur isn’t going to get you a promotion or raise!
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