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Course Aim
This intensive course is designed to develop the knowledge and skills
of existing users of Microsoft Project 2007. The course comprises a mixture
of demonstrations, tutor-led examples and student exercises.
Requirements
Delegates should first attend a Microsoft Project Introduction course
or have 6 months experience of using MS Project
Training style
Informal and participative using a combination of trainer input, discussion
and practical exercises. This approach ensures the training meets the
needs of both the group and individual participants.
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Course Contents
Revision of Basics
Resource Scheduling
Finding Resource conflicts
Resolving conflicts
Using Resource Information form
Contouring Resource Workload
Resource levelling
Resource calendars
Resource Costs
Working with Overtime Costs
Using Rate tables
Working with the Resource Cost Type
Multiple Projects
Working with Sub Projects
Sharing resources from Central Resource Pool
Customisation
Pert Analysis
Creating a WBS (Work Breakdown Structure)
Inserting columns
Creating new tables
Adapting filters and creating new ones
Creation of new single and combination views
In depth formatting of Gantt Chart
Editing existing reports and creation of new ones
Creating new menus and toolbars
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Templates
General templates
Working with global.mpt
Updating the Plan
Review of Tracking
Creating Interim Plans
Working with multiple baselines
Workgroup features
Integration of Project with
other MS Applications
Linking with Excel
Exporting to Excel
Analysis of Timescale Data
Saving as HTML Pages
Macros
Existing macros
Recording macros
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