DURATION
2 Days
Target Group
The Microsoft Project 2003 course is targeted at Project Manager, IT Manager, IT Executive, HR Officer, HR Manager, IT Consultant, IT Assistant, Secretary, Training Officer, Administrator, MIS Officer, MIS Manager, and Information Technologist.
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of Windows is required with the follow pre-requisites:
Able to maneuver with the mouse – Point, Click, Drag and Double Click.
Able to configure the desktop
Able to use the Control Panel
Able to move and re-size Application Windows
Able to switch between task applications
Course Objectives
This course is designed to give office workers a systematic understanding of a project management tool and its benefits. This program will equip participants with essential skills of effectively utilizing project management software in a day-to-day business environment. Hands-on exercises related to actual business applications will help to reinforce concepts and features covered.
Chapter 1: Getting Started with Project
Managing your Projects with MS-Project
Starting Project Standard
Starting Project Professional
Exploring View
Exploring Reports
Creating a New Project Plan
Setting Nonworking Days
Entering Project Properties
Chapter 2: Creating a Task List
Entering Task
Estimating Durations
Entering a Milestone
Organizing Tasks into Phases
Linking Tasks
Documenting Tasks
Checking the Plan’s Duration
Chapter 5: Formatting and Printing Your Plan
Creating a Custom Gantt Chart View
Drawing on a Gantt Chart
Formatting Text in a View
Formatting and Printing Reports
Chapter 6: Tracking Progress on Tasks
Saving a Project Baseline
Tracking a Project as Scheduled
Entering a Task’s Completion Percentage
Entering Actual Values for Tasks
Chapter 7: Fine-Tuning Task Details
Adjusting Task Relationships
Setting Task Constraints
Viewing the Project’s Critical Path
Interrupting Work on a Task
Adjusting Working Time for Individual Tasks
Changing Task Types
Entering Deadline Dates
Entering Fixed Costs
Setting Up a Recurring Task
Chapter 10: Organizing and Formatting Project Details
Sorting Project Details
Grouping Project Details
Filtering Project Details
Customizing Tables
Customizing Views
Chapter 11: Printing Project Information
Printing Your Project Plan
Printing Views
Printing Reports
Chapter 12: Publishing Project Information Outline
Copying Project Information as GIF Image
Saving Project Information as a Web Page
Changing the Look of a Project Web Page
Chapter 13: Sharing Project Information with Other Programs
Copying and Pasting with Project
Generating a Project summary Report for Word, PowerPoint or Visio
Opening Other File Formats in Project
Saving to Other File Formats from Project
Chapter 14: Tracking Progress on Tasks and Assignments
Updating a Baseline
Tracking Actual and Remaining Values for Tasks and Assignment
Tracking Timephased Actual Work for Tasks and Assignment
Rescheduling Incomplete Work
Chapter 15: Viewing and Reporting Project Status
Identifying Tasks That Have Slipped
Chapter 16: Getting Your Project Back on Track
Troubleshooting Time and Schedule Problems
Troubleshooting Cost and Resource Problems
Troubleshooting Scope-of-Work Problems
Chapter 17: Applying Advanced Formatting
Formatting Bar Styles in a Gantt Chart View
Formatting the Network Diagram View
Formatting the Calendar View
Chapter 18: Consolidating Projects and Resources
Working with Consolidated Projects
Creating Dependencies Between Projects
Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.