Microsoft Project 2016 Intermediate

To manage projects efficiently using Project 2016, it is essential to build on basic skills already known and learn additional features of the software.

Microsoft Project 2016 Intermediate Training Course provides understanding and skill development builds upon basic skills and covers intermediate features of the application, such as customizing the Gnatt chart, using network diagrams, creating custom WBS code, updating a project, printing and reporting, sharing resources, and more. 

The course is designed for users that have elementary skills in Project 2016. Beginners may consider developing basic skills in the application with Microsoft Project 2016 Introduction Training Course.

This highly valuable and lively training course is now available throughout the United States, including Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Birmingham, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Jackson, Los Angeles, Manhattan, Miami, New York, Orlando, Philadelphia, San Antonio and Seattle.

Your Learning Outcomes

After completing this course, participants will have learned to:

• Change time scales

• Add a custom Gantt Chart

• Use network diagrams

• Work with the Network Box (or Node)

• Modify and format tables

• Create, display and use custom WBS codes

• Use team planner

• Create a budget

• Use AutoFilters

• Track and update tasks

• Understand project costs

• Work with Project Server and Deliverable Fields

• View, organise and print reports

• Change print settings

• Review and update assignments

• Compare project versions

• Perform resource sharing functions

• Update the Resource Pool

• Stop resource sharing temporarily and permanently

• Consolidate projects