Microsoft Project 2003 Training – Level 1
This course is designed for the new or inexperienced user who has a need to use the programme on a regular basis, but who has had no formal or structured training and is likely to be self taught.
Delegates attending the course will be able to create a project, enter tasks, durations, and relate the two together. They will be able to create relationships, identify the resources and materials required to deliver the assigned tasks and monitor the whole process. Delegates will then be able to use the various tools and shortcuts available within Project to do so in an efficient and timely manner.
Course Outline:
The Project Environment - Overview Of Microsoft Project
- The Project Window
- Working With Views
- Working With Combination Views
- Working With Tables
- Working With The Gantt Chart View
- Working With Existing Project Files
- Exiting From Project
Creating A New Project - Creating A New Project
- Saving A Project File
- Adjusting The Standard Calendars
- Changing The Working Time
- Creating A New Calendar
- Specifying Project Summary Information
- Specifying Project Information
Creating Tasks - Entering Tasks
- Creating Summary Tasks And Subtasks
- Moving About A Sheet
Task Durations - Entering Task Durations
- Displaying The Critical Path
- Checking Project Status
- Understanding Project Slack
- Entering Milestones
| Creating Relationships - Creating Relationships Between Tasks
- Changing Relationship Types
Resources - Creating A Resource Pool
- Entering Materials
- Assigning Calendars To Resources
Assigning Resources And Materials - Assigning Resources To Tasks
- Assigning Materials To Tasks
Project Monitoring - Overview Of Project Monitoring
- Creating A Baseline
- Getting Project To Update Progress
- Manually Updating Task Progress
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