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Overview:
Project management involves defining, planning, managing, and
closing a project. In order to achieve a successful outcome, it is
critical that you complete all four phases. When you define a
project, you state the overall objective, describe the desired
outcome, and explain the scope of the project.
Learning Project Basics
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Managing a
Project
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Recognising
Management Tools
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Starting
Microsoft Project
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Using the
Interface
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Displaying/Hiding
Toolbars
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Starting a
Project
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Changing the
Working Hours
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Adding a
Nonworking Day
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Saving &
Closing a Project
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Opening an
Existing Project
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Using a Project
Template
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Exiting
Microsoft Project
Working with Tasks
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Working with
Durations
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Entering Tasks
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Editing Tasks
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Entering a
Milestone Task
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Entering a
Recurring Task
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Viewing and
Hiding Recurring Tasks
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Editing
Recurring Tasks
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Filtering
Tasks
Making Adjustments to Tasks
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Linking Tasks
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Unlinking Tasks
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Changing Task
Relationships
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Inserting a
Task
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Deleting a Task
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Moving a Task
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Applying Lag
and Lead Time
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Applying a
Constraint
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Entering a
Start or Finish Date
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Setting a
Deadline Date
Outlining Tasks
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Indenting and
Outdenting Tasks
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Collapsing and
Expanding an Outline
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Rolling Up
Gantt Bars to a Summary Bar
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Linking Summary
Tasks
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Creating a
Project Summary Task
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Viewing the WBS
Codes
Working with Views
Filtering/Sorting/Grouping Information
Working with Resources
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Using Resources
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Creating a Work
Resource
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Creating a
Material Resource
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Assigning a
Work Resource to a Task
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Assigning
Various Resources to a Task
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Assigning a
Material Resource to a Task
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Removing a
Resource Assignment
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Changing the
Task Type
Adjusting Resources
This is just a 'sample' of a possible customised training course
for your staff.
If you have any questions, please contact
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