Microsoft Project Introduction Intermediate Training

Course Overview

Master using Microsoft Project to plan and manage your projects on this two-day introduction. This hands-on course will teach you the skills necessary to schedule, chart and summarise tasks using Microsoft Project.

You will get a good overview of the role of MS Project in project management and an understanding of how to apply the features of this powerful application in developing a project plan.

Naomi has extensive experience in the computer training industry and is a Microsoft Office Master Instructor. Evaluations reflect Naomi’s passion for facilitating learning and helping participants achieve their goals.

Naomi has extensive experience delivering training across all industry sectors and developing specialist training materials to suit different clients. Naomi is enthusiastic about the products and how to work effectively and as quickly as possible using them and the aim is for all participants leave the room excited to get back to using the product more efficiently.

Requirements

• A moderate English language, literacy and numeracy skill is required.

• Participants must bring their own laptop for training days.

• Lunch:  Catering is provided, or you are welcome to bring your own (microwave and fridge available). Tea, Coffee and biscuits available.

Learning Outcomes

At the completion of the program Project Introduction / Intermeidate participants should be able to:

• Create Gantt charts & reports

• Create calendars

• Create & assign resources

• Edit projects created by others

• Allocate and manage resources and costs

• Track projects and present basic reports

Course Content:

• Creating a New Project

• Creating Tasks

• Scheduling

• Resourcing a Project

• Resourcing Concepts

• Assigning Resources

• Resource Levelling

• Assigning Materials

• Costs

• Constraints and Deadlines

• Project Tracking

• Printing

• Project Views

• Tables

• Controlling Project Data

• Formatting Projects

• Advanced Printing

• Graphical Reports