
Explore the MS Project user interface, including backstage view, quick access toolbar, ribbon, timeline, and entry table, and learn to create, open, and use templates.
Master opening and closing a project in MS Project through backstage view, open from recent projects or browse locations, and save or save as with different file extensions.
Learn to create and assign calendars in RMS project, including project, task, and resource calendars, by configuring 8am–5pm work weeks, holidays, exceptions, and recurring holidays.
Set project information in MS Project by aligning the start and current dates and assigning the calendar. Configure non-working time and time scale for holidays.
Learn to establish activity relationships in MS Project by defining predecessors and successors, using finish-to-start and start-to-start types, adding lag times, and creating milestones to finalize a 50-day project.
Explore slack and float in project scheduling, detailing free float and total float, and show how delaying activities may affect successors but not the overall project duration.
Learn how to create and assign material and labor resources in RMS project, including blocks, cement, sand, mason, helper, and supervisor, and calculate costs using unit per day.
Explore how to identify and interpret overallocation in a project by examining capacity, maximum and peak units, and using resource sheet, resource graph, and resource usage to spot overallocated resources.
Learn how to level resources in a project using manual methods—delaying, splitting, stretching, and crunching—to remove over-allocations shown in the resource graph, and compare with automatic leveling.
Create lookahead schedules in RMS project by applying date range and progress filters to identify upcoming activities for two to three months, and plan materials and resources.
Learn to create a material procurement schedule in RMS project, plan materials three months ahead, classify A/B/C materials, and generate steel and concrete schedules with resource usage.
Learn to calculate overtime in RMS project, applying a 2400 per day standard rate and 600 per hour overtime, with factors of 2 or 1.5 to compute total cost.
MS Project Professional: Beginner to Expert
Welcome to the MS Project Professional Training course! Whether you’re new to project management or looking to enhance your skills, this course is designed to take you from a beginner to an expert in Microsoft Project 2019. We’ve structured this course with a simple, step-by-step approach to help you easily build a complete project, even if you’re just starting.
This training also includes an in-depth guide on how to create a full project using Bill of Quantities (B.O.Q.) and how to effectively use both MS Project and MS Excel for scheduling. Don’t worry if you're a beginner with Excel—Excel training for beginners is also included in the course to ensure you’re fully equipped to manage your projects successfully.
What You'll Learn in This Course:
MS Project 2019 fundamentals and advanced features
Critical Path Method (CPM) for effective project scheduling
Setting up project calendars and understanding project timelines
How to create a Work Breakdown Structure (W.B.S.), activities, and milestones
Creating, assigning, and managing project resources
How to baseline, update, and monitor project progress
Generating reports and visualizing data with MS Project
Material Procurement tracking and managing overtime
Creating S-Curves (Financial and Physical) with MS Project and Excel
Earned Value Analysis (EVA) to track project performance
Building custom fields and custom tables for personalized project management
Importing and exporting project data between MS Project and Excel
How to create a complete project schedule using MS Project and Excel
Understanding B.O.Q. and translating it into project tasks
Creating Cost Loading Sheets and manpower calculations in Excel
Shop Drawing Logs, Material Submittal Details, and Procurement Tracking Charts in Excel
Reviewing and updating project time schedules
Step-by-step guidance for importing data from Excel to MS Project
Bonus: Excel Training for Beginners
Since Excel plays a crucial role in this course, we've included a beginner-friendly Excel training module covering basic formulas, functions, and essential skills you'll need to effectively manage your projects alongside MS Project.
Why This Course is Perfect for You:
Step-by-step approach makes it easy for anyone to follow, whether you’re a complete beginner or an experienced project manager.
You’ll gain practical knowledge and hands-on experience with both MS Project and Excel, two essential tools for effective project management.
By the end of the course, you’ll be able to plan, schedule, and manage projects with confidence, including creating detailed schedules, managing resources, tracking costs, and generating reports.
Earn 11 PDUs to boost your professional credentials and advance your career in project management.
Enroll now and start mastering MS Project 2019 and Excel for complete project management success!