Planning & Control Using Microsoft Project 2013, 2016 & 2019

This course aims to teaching students how to plan and control projects with and without resources up to an intermediate level using Microsoft Project 2013, 2016 and 2019.

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• Module 1 - Introduction 04:37

  • 1: Introduction, Course Agenda and Understanding the Student Workshops 04:37

• Module 2 - Creating a Project Schedule 20:21

  • 2: Creating a Project Plan 20:21

• Module 3 - Navigation and Setting the Options 42:02

  • 3: Navigating and Setting the Options 20:01
  • 4: Workshop 1 – Navigation and Setting Your Project Options 22:01

• Module 4 - Creating Projects and Templates 18:34

  • 5: Creating Projects and Templates 10:28
  • 6: Workshop 2 - Creating Project and Templates 08:06

• Module 5 - Defining Calendars 25:50

  • 7: Defining Calendars 17:42
  • 8: Workshop 3 Maintaining the Calendars 08:08

• Module 6 - Adding Tasks 25:35

  • 9: Adding Tasks 23:21
  • 10: Workshop 4 - Adding Tasks 02:14

• Module 7 – Organising Tasks Using Outlining 10:08

  • 11: Organising Tasks Using Outlining 07:35
  • 12: Workshop 5 - Entering Summary Tasks 02:33

• Module 8 – Formatting the Display 31:36

  • 13: Formatting the Display 26:58
  • 14: Workshop 6 - Formatting the Bar Chart Preview 04:38

• Module 9 – Adding Task Dependencies 17:56

  • 15: Adding Task Dependencies 15:15
  • 16: Workshop 7- Adding the Relationships 02:41

• Module 10 – Network Diagram View 16:32

  • 17: Network Diagram View 12:46
  • 18: Workshop 8 – Network Diagram and Schedule Calculations 03:46

• Module 11 – Constraints 16:23

  • 19: Constraints 13:15
  • 20: Workshop 9 - Constraints 03:08

• Module 12 – Filters 22:14

  • 21: Filters 17:28
  • 22: Workshop 10 - Filters 04:46

• Module 13 – Tables and Grouping Tasks 22:39

  • 23: Module 13 – Tables and Grouping Tasks 18:31
  • 24: Workshop 11 - Reorganizing the Schedule Preview 04:08

• Module 14 - Views & Details 24:37

  • 25: Views & Details 18:49
  • 26: Workshop 12- Organizing Your Data Using Views and Tables 05:48

• Module 15 – Printing and Reports 19:49

  • 27: Printing and Reports 16:59
  • 28: Workshop 13 - Printing 02:50

• Module 16 – Tracking Progress 34:28

  • 29: Tracking Progress 24:19
  • 30: Workshop 14 - Updating the Schedule and Baseline Comparison 10:09

• Module 17 – Creating Resources and Costs 22:21

  • 31: Creating Resources and Costs 20:52
  • 32: Workshop 15 - Defining Resources 01:29

• Module 18 – Assigning Resources and Costs to Tasks 34:17

  • 33: Assigning Resources and Costs to Tasks 23:59
  • 34: Workshop 16 - Assigning Resources to Tasks 10:18

• Module 19 – Resource Optimizing 14:58

  • 35: Resource Optimizing 10:39
  • 36: Workshop 17 – Resource Graphs and Tables 04:19

• Module 20 – Updating Projects with Resources 38:32

  • 37: Updating Projects with Resources 27:48
  • 38: Workshop 18 - Updating a Resourced Schedule 10:44

This course aims to teach participants:

• The user interface and how to create projects,
• Scheduling projects without resources,
• Filters layouts, printing and reports,
• Baselines and updating an un-resourced project,
• Creating and assigning roles and resources,
• Controlling projects with resources and costs.

This is a list of the Modules

Module 1 - Introduction
Module 2 - Creating a Project Schedule
Module 3 - Navigation and Setting the Options
Module 4 - Creating Projects and Templates
Module 5 - Defining Calendars
Module 6 - Adding Tasks
Module 7 - Organizing Tasks Using Outlining
Module 8 - Formatting the Display
Module 9 - Adding Task Dependencies
Module 10 - Network Diagram View
Module 11 - Constraints
Module 12 - Filters
Module 13 - Tables and Grouping Tasks
Module 14 - Views and Details
Module 15 - Printing and Reports
Module 16 - Tracking Progress
Module 17 - Creating Resources and Costs
Module 18 - Assigning Resources and Costs to TasksAssign Resources and Costs to Tasks
Module 19 - Resource Optimization
Module 20 - Updating Projects with Reso

Any one who would like to learn how to use Microsoft Project to plan and control project properly so that all incomplete work is in the future and complete work is in the past which enables the schedule to be used for managing projects and substantiating delays.

Students should be working in a project environment and understand how projects are planned and controlled. This includes knowledge of the following subjects:

• Project management processes,
• How to plan a project including the development of a Work Breakdown Structure,
• Experience in the use of PCs and an understanding of the operating system.

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