
This is the course overview presentation, what you will cover in the course. The training manual is in this section as well. All the exercises are at the back of the book.
How to create a task list, indent tasks, tasks types, move tasks and more. Also how to format the Gantt chart. This section covers the timescale, calendar, filters and embedding Excel files. After this section you should complete exercise one at the back of the manual.
How to create a repeat process on the same line in Microsoft Project
This section explains how to link tasks and demonstrates how the different task types are used. This section also explains about lead and lag time and splitting tasks. The final part of the video covers setting constraints. After this section you should complete exercise two at the back of the manual.
In this section you will cover resource types, resource working times and holidays. You will see how the different setting can impact on your timeline. The video also explains how to use the group feature and how to remove resource allocation from a task. After this section you should complete exercise four at the back of the manual.
How to view resource over allocation with a split screen.
In this module you will learn how to set overtime for a resource and how to use the resource levelling feature to sort out over allocated resources. The video also explains how to create a resource pool and use the pool across multiple projects.
In this section you will look at the Timeline, Task Usage, Resource Usage, Network Diagram and several other common views in Project. You also see how a work contour works and how the Team Planner is used. After this section you should complete exercise five at the back of the manual.
This section covers how to save a baseline and how to update your tasks through the tacking table. The video explains how to edit the tacking table. The video also explains how to save multiple baseline and view individual baselines by changing the Gantt chart view. The tutorial also explains how to run reports throughout your project and how to create your own customised reports. After this section you should complete exercise six at the back of the manual.
Use the project Status date to detemine whether the project is on schedule or not. Move incomplete tasks to the status date.
use the visual reports to send data into Excel or Visio
Use a S Curve to show planned against actual data
This section explains how to create a drop down list, how to use an IIF function and how to use the DateDiff function. The video also explains how to add icons to your fields and how to create a new table based on your new fields.
This video explains how to copy Microsoft Project data into an Excel file and how to link that data. the video also explains how you can set up a master file with linked data from one or more Project files. The final part explains how to link tasks between projects within a master file.
This tutorial explains how to export Microsoft Project data into Excel using the wizard. The video also explains how to link two Excel files together using the paste special feature. The final part is how to create a macro to automate the whole process. After this section you should complete exercise seven at the back of your manual.
This section explains how to customise columns to create a traffic light system
If you are more used to Agile project management this may be for you. Sprints and Boards
Recreate this project plan
This video steps through all the main elements of the course. After this section you should complete the final exercise at the back of the manual.
If you are looking for a comprehensive and practical training on Microsoft Project, this course is for you. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced user, you will learn how to use this powerful tool to plan, execute, monitor and control your projects effectively.
In this course, you will learn how to:
- Create and customize project plans, calendars, tasks, resources and costs
- Apply best practices for project scheduling, estimation and risk management
- Use various views, reports and dashboards to track and communicate project progress and status
- Integrate Microsoft Project with other Microsoft applications such as Excel, Word and Outlook
- Collaborate with team members and stakeholders using SharePoint and Project Online
- Manage multiple projects and portfolios using Project Server or Project Online
By the end of this course, you will have the skills and confidence to manage any project using Microsoft Project. You will also receive a certificate of completion and earn PDUs for your professional development.
The course Outline is listed below:
MICROSOFT PROJECT
¨ Project Overview
¨ Activating the View Bar
¨ Navigating the Ribbon
¨ Enabling the Entry Bar
¨ Understanding Table views
¨ Other Views
¨ Calendar view
¨ Network view and management
¨ Gantt Chart view
¨ Task Usage view
¨ Tracking Gantt Resource Sheet
¨ Resource Graph view
¨ Resource Usage view
¨ Creating a New Project
¨ Scheduling Tasks
¨ Create Recurring Tasks
¨ Editing Tasks
¨ Printing Tasks
¨ Creating Deadlines and Constraints
¨ Working with Timelines
¨ Exporting to Excel
¨ Multiple Projects
¨ Defining Duration Units
¨ Working with Calendar
¨ Adjusting the working day
¨ Setting working time
¨ Linking Tasks and link types
¨ Editing Links
¨ Dependency Relationships
¨ General Formatting
¨ Changing Timescales
¨ Editing Gridlines
¨ Printing Different Views
¨ Assigning Resources and Costs
¨ Resolving Over allocation of Resources
¨ Using the Filters in tables
¨ Reports/creating new reports
¨ Creating Custom Views
¨ Saving Baselines and Tracking
¨ Task Types - fixed unit, Fixed duration, fixed work
¨ Use Formulae to customise columns
¨ Custom Fields
¨ Custom Tables/Views