Course Outline
Introduction to Project Management and Microsoft Project
- Project management principles and terminology.
- Overview of Microsoft Project Online features and interface.
- Integration with Microsoft 365.
Project Creation and Setup
- Creating a new project.
- Configuring project calendars, start dates, and settings.
- Defining key project properties.
Task Definition and Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
- Creating and organizing tasks.
- Using summary tasks and subtasks to define WBS.
- Establishing task dependencies.
Resource and Cost Allocation
- Defining resource types (work, material, cost).
- Assigning resources to tasks.
- Setting and tracking costs.
Activity Scheduling and Tracking
- Working with Gantt charts and views.
- Using constraints and deadlines.
- Tracking task progress and updates.
Schedule and Baseline Management
- Setting and managing baselines.
- Comparing actual vs. planned progress.
- Making schedule adjustments.
Report Generation and Progress Analysis
- Creating custom reports.
- Visualizing data with charts and dashboards.
- Analyzing performance and project health.
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Understanding of fundamental project management principles.
- Experience with Microsoft Office tools.
- Access to a Microsoft Project Online account.
Audience
- Project managers.
- Team leaders and PMO professionals.
- Stakeholders responsible for project delivery.
Testimonials (3)
I gained a better understanding of how to create and manage project schedules using Microsoft Project, including task dependencies, milestones, and baselines. I also learned practical techniques for resource allocation, progress tracking, reporting, and Critical Path Method (CPM) analysis to improve project planning and monitoring.
Vincent Raygie Maneja - Infinitecare Technology Solutions Inc.
Course - Microsoft Project Pro: Effective Project Planning and Management
Pemahaman terhadap konsep dari schedule dan cost planning
R. Galih Gumilar Thessa - Ciputra Group
Course - Mastering Project Management with Microsoft Project
Exercises in MS Project