
Define a project in MS Project, outline the five process groups, and build a work breakdown structure with tasks, resources, and budgets to plan, monitor, and control portfolios and programs.
Compute the project critical path by manually scheduling activities from their durations and predecessors, using a template to derive earliest start and early finish, then identify the longest path.
Organize tasks in the project table by copying, pasting, and dragging to reorder, indenting or outdenting to adjust levels while preserving dependencies, and delete tasks carefully when needed.
Learn to apply task constraints in Microsoft Project, including must finish on and must start on, plus soft constraints like finish no later than, and how hard constraints affect scheduling.
Learn to inactivate a task in Microsoft Project using the inactivate button, test schedule impact with a placeholder for change awaiting approval, then reactivate and adjust predecessor and successor relationships.
Learn to view resource usage, identify over allocation, analyze hours per resource across tasks, and switch between resource usage and resource graph views.
Identify and fix resource over-allocation using resource usage and graphs, then level resources by extending task durations or reassigning hours, ensuring project end dates stay achievable.
Learn to update project status in Microsoft Project by tracking tasks, setting baselines, and inputting actual and remaining work, hours, and percent complete to monitor deviation and on-track progress.
Apply earned value management to evaluate project performance on day 30 by comparing bcws, bcwp, and acwp to determine cv, cpi, sv, spi, and estimate the completion cost.
Learn to print your gantt chart in Microsoft Project by selecting the desired columns and dates, and export to PDF with page size and orientation.
Master schedule compression techniques like fast tracking and crashing, and manage constraints, deadlines, and resource allocation to avoid over allocation and ensure timely delivery.
Learn how to set a project currency in the options, choose euro or another currency, adjust decimals, and place the symbol left or right based on your project location.
Become a professional in project planning and scheduling using MS Project.
Learn by small but effective steps!
What will you learn:
This offers one of the most seamless all-inclusive online tutorials for learning basic and advance topics of MS Project. This course provides you with valuable know-how about project management in practice through the following topics:
1 - Complete Introduction to interface of the MS Project
2 - Creating a project and adding Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) to your project
3 - Creating Tasks and adding relations between the activities
4 - Finding the critical path
5 - Create recurring tasks
4 - Adding and assigning resources
6 - Adding Costs
7 - Create and assign Baseline
8 - Update project status
9 - Exporting and Printing Gantt Chart
Here is what you will receive with your enrollment:
- High-quality video lectures that explain the different terms and concepts with real great examples and applications
- 1-on-1 expert Instructor support to answer your questions or clear up any confusion you might have
- Lifetime access with no expiration so you can complete the course at your own pace, anywhere, on any device and come back for a refresher at any time
- Free course updates so you can continue to benefit from enhancements made to this course
How will this help you:
- You will be able to deliver projects plans, schedules quickly
- You will go fully prepared to a job that requires knowledge in project planning and scheduling
- Upon completing this course you will receive Certificate of Completion, a Certified Digital Badge
- You will be able to add this to your CV. This will help you land more jobs
- What you will learn will make you effective and successful