
Introduction of Tutor and Course contents
Explain what a project is and how the WBS and activities relate to scope, work, and services in project management, illustrated with building a house.
Explore the brief history of Primavera P6, from its 1993 launch to P6 16.1, and its use in engineering, architecture, and construction for cost and contract control.
Learn the physical installation of Primavera P6 and configure the software with essential setup steps to ensure a reliable deployment.
Explore the EPS structure in Primavera P6, showing how a main level can be divided into sublevels to organize multiple projects within a company.
Explore adding a new eps in Primavera P6, learn to handle complex rules, use notes and price points, and navigate existing entries to organize project structure.
Learn to apply activity relationships in Primavera P6, including finish-to-start, start-to-start, finish-to-finish, and start-to-finish links, to manage schedules, constraints, and project progress.
Learn how to determine the total length of the project in Primavera P6 by examining group and map within sections, while addressing ambiguous BVP.
Explore how to import and export projects in Primavera P6, using the import and export options to compile and manage project data.
Learn how to add float in Primavera P6 and manage input related to project planning.
Learn how to select the month, and customize date and bar formatting in Primavera P6 to tailor project timelines and views.
Learn to display information near bars, create legends for bars, and customize the bottom layout in Primavera P6, while adjusting fonts and colors to improve chart readability.
Apply progress spotlight features and learn to add text in comments to organize activities and improve progress tracking in Primavera P6.
Explore the phases of a project and how to apply curtain and print options in Primavera P6, including planning, grouping decisions, and presenting information to customers.
Explore how incomplete details and group dynamics affect interpreting activity in a Primavera P6 WBS context.
Analyze how financial updates and stakeholder communications shape project decisions, using online groups and boards to share news, discuss funding, and align across departments in Primavera P6.
Explore adding a user defined field in Primavera P6 and its implications, as the lecture touches on models, columns, and reviews from the caption.
Investigate activities and sponsor role, and highlight obedience within school contexts as described in the caption.
Learn to classify and organize project activities in Primavera P6, view activities across reports, assign locations and resources, and manage activity details within enterprise settings.
Explore how to change the default currency in Primavera P6 by locating currency settings, using available resources, and applying changes to projects.
Explore how Primavera P6 uses a resource dictionary to manage resource types—labor, material, and equipment—and connect enterprise resources to project activities through units and costs.
Assign resources to activities in Primavera P6, manage multiple resources and suppliers, and understand resource leveling and the resource burning process.
Explore how start and finish milestones organize a project in Primavera P6, link milestones to activities, assign resources, and manage dependencies and resource constraints to drive project progress.
Learn to add and customize curves in Primavera P6, compare resource and labor costs with non-labor costs, and analyze cash flow and the S-curve within the project budget.
Explore direct cost and indirect cost concepts in project costing, distinguishing expenses, budgets, and resource allocations within enterprise contexts.
Track, add and assign a baseline to a project in Primavera P6. Define activity percent complete and steps to monitor progress and budgets.
Explore baseline part 2 in Primavera P6, using the caption to highlight the baseline concept within the course.
Explore steps addition part 2 by examining repeated steps, template-driven behavior, and how 45 percent and 5 percent iterations influence assigning the step, with references to image names and exclusions.
Analyze steps in progress within Primavera P6, focusing on planning approaches, different steps, and the impact of structure and risk on project activities.
Course Content
Project Management Module
Installation Guide
Bars Explanation
Enterprise Project Structure (New EPS)
Adding New Project in EPS
Toolbars
Activities Addition
Setting up Columns
Setting up Top & Bottom View
Calendars Setting & Applying Calendar
Applying Relationships
Total Length of Project
Importing and Exporting Project
Relationship Editing & Applying Relationship
Total Float (Slack)
Formatting Customization (Date, Currency etc)
Progress Spot Light
Writing Comments in Timeline Area
Phases of Project
Time Scale
Print Setup
WBS, WBS Dictionary, Adding Activities in WBS
Organization Breakdown Structure (OBS)
Activity Codes Addition
Assigning Resources
Resource Leveling
Milestones (Finish Milestone, End Milestone)
Activity Types
Resource Curves
Cost Usage (Cash Flow, S-Curve, Cost Account)
Tracking(Baseline, Update Progress, Progress Calculation)
Risk and Its Impact on Activities
Adding New Project in EPS
Toolbars
Activities Addition
Setting up Columns
Setting up Top & Bottom View
Calendars Setting & Applying Calendar
Applying Relationships
Total Length of Project
Importing and Exporting Project
Relationship Editing & Applying Relationship
Total Float (Slack)
Formatting Customization (Date, Currency etc)
Progress Spot Light
Writing Comments in Timeline Area
Phases of Project
Time Scale
Print Setup
WBS, WBS Dictionary, Adding Activities in WBS
Organization Breakdown Structure (OBS)
Activity Codes Addition
Assigning Resources
Resource Leveling
Milestones (Finish Milestone, End Milestone)
Activity Types
Resource Curves
Cost Usage (Cash Flow, S-Curve, Cost Account)
Tracking(Baseline, Update Progress, Progress Calculation)
Risk and Its Impact on Activities
Each and everything written above will be explained in detail in this course, from basic to the advanced level.