Duration
3 days
Prerequisites
To ensure your success, we recommend you have some working knowledge of general project management concepts, a basic knowledge of Microsoft Project 2010 and Microsoft Excel 2007/2010.
Recommended
Microsoft Project 2010-Fundamentals (MP10-Fundamentals)
Module 1: Project Server 2010 Overview
- What is an EPM Solution?
- The role of the Project Manager
- Components of an EPM Solution
Module 2: Working In the Project Center
- Viewing and Opening Projects
- Checking-in Projects
- Editing Custom Fields
- Changing Ownership and Republishing
Module 3: Proposals and Demand Management
- Creating and managing proposals
- Approving Proposals and using workflow
Module 4: Working with Project Professional
- Creating a new project from a template
- Saving an Enterprise Project
- Building a Team from the Enterprise
- Publishing projects to Project Server
Module 5: Working in the Resource Center
- Analyzing availability and assignment Team Building
- Managing recourses in the Resources Center
Module 6: Managing Time & Task
- Using PWA to track task progress
- Using PWA to track and manage non project time using timesheets
Module 7: Updating Progress against Tasks
- Using PWA to track task progress
- Using PWA to update task progress in project schedule
Module 8: Issues, Risks and Documents
- Managing Issues
- Managing Risks
- Managing Documents
Module 9: Collaborating in the Project Site
- Collaborating in the Project Site
- Using Project Site lists
- Managing the Project Site
Module 10: Working with Status Report
- Managing Status Reports
- Grouping Status Reports
Module 11: Portfolio Management & Analysis
- Work with existing Portfolios
- Create and manage new Portfolio
Module 12: Business Intelligence & Reporting
- Create and Manage BI reports using Excel Services and the excel Web Access web part.
This is a version-specific reference outline. Confirm the current syllabus and delivery arrangements with EIEIO.