Program Overview:
Following a structured Project Management Methodology is important for Project Success. It is also necessary to use an appropriate tool for planning and monitoring.
This 2 days program covers the overview of Project Management and explains how to manage projects using Microsoft Project Professional 2007. Microsoft Project assists Project Managers to do Scope Planning, assign resources, and prepare schedule, baseline, update progress, track and report. This training is imperative for all who need to plan, track and effectively communicate with stakeholders.
Learning Objectives:
• Understand how to manage Projects effectively using MSP Professional
• Understand how to List and Organize Tasks
• Understand how to Create and modify calendars
• Understand resource listing and assigning resources
• Understand how to baseline project, update progress information
• Understand the impact of scope, time, cost changes
• Effective communication of updated Project information
Program Deliverables:
• Project Management using Microsoft Project Professional – Handbook
• Case-study (Participants would work on this through the Project Management Lifecycle).
• Exercises (Critical Path Method)
• 16 Contact hours course completion certificate
Who Should attend:
There are no pre-requisites, and anybody in the above role, in any industry or domain can attend this two-day course. This is basically for who wants MS Project Professional 2007 to manage projects successfully.
• Project Managers
• Project Leads
• Consultants
• IT Managers
• Civil/Mechanical/Electrical Engineers
• Business/QA Analysts
• Manager of Project Managers
• Directors/HR Managers
Course Contents:
• Introduction to Project and Project Management
• Introduction to Microsoft Project Professional 2007
• Defining Tasks
• Defining Resources
• Resource Assignment
• Baselining
• Updating Progress Information
• Formatting Project Details
• Views and Reports
• Customization
• Interface with Other Office Applications
• Working with Multiple Projects
• Sharing Resources across Projects
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