MS Project 365

Be familiar with the Windows and Office environment. Work in project mode on a daily basis/ Be a project manager or team leader or simply a member of a project team.

In this course Introduction to Microsoft Project 2019/365: Getting Started, students will spend time getting familiar with the Project 2019/365 user interface, including project views and the ribbon. They will also learn to enter, organise and link tasks, work with resources, create basic reports and create projects independently. The course provides time to practice fundamental basic skills that are essential for efficient use of this program.

About a project

• Clearly defining the hypothesis, the means and the purposes of the project.

The Calendars

• The project calendar and other calendars

The Tasks

• Split the project into tasks and phases
• Task Duration, Work
• Linking tasks
• Lag and lead time, elapsed time
• Different task types
• Recurring tasks
• Notes and attachments
• Grouping tasks
• Other task options

The Resources

• Specify people and equipment for the project
• The resources calendar and resource availabilities
• Resource costs
• Notes
• Assigning the resources to tasks
• Grouping resources
• Other resource options

Fine-tuning the project

• Leveling
• Resolve Over-allocation of resources
• Evaluating the schedule (project dates - critical and non critical tasks - critical analysis)
• Reducing the duration and the cost of a project

Saving the Baseline

Tracking the project

• The project progress (track the schedule – choosing the follow up method)
• Track the project to stay on schedule. (tracking the project – analyse variances – dealing with variances)
• Saving interim plans
• Communicating about the project progress.

The Different views

Using existing filters

Using existing Reports

Printing

Templates

Classroom Courses