Project 2000 Level 2 Managing a Project

Course Description
Course Outline

Course Overview

Students will learn how to use Microsoft Project 2000 to manage a project.

Prerequisites

Students should have project-management experience and should also be familiar with Project 2000. We strongly recommend that you should have taken the first course in this series, Project 2000 creating a project, beforehand, as all the topics in that course are assumed knowledge for this course and you will be working with the same example project.

Benefits

Students will learn how to track and modify a project that is in progress.

Target student

Students should have completed the Project 2000 creating a project course and be familiar with project management terminology such as Gantt Chart, task, critical path, and resource.

What'snext

This is the second course in this series. Project 2000 Advanced, the last course in the series, teaches students advanced features of Microsoft Project 2000, including working with Project Central.

We offer a range of Project training courses

Setting the Plan
Creating a Baseline Plan Previewing a Baseline Report Clearing a Baseline Tracking Project Progress
Adjusting Resource Schedules
Work-Hour Considerations Customizing Resource Reports
Customizing the Microsoft Project Environment
Working with Views Working with Toolbars and Macrosbr> Working with Global Settings Using the Options Dialog Box
Working with Data in Other Applications
Importing Data Exporting Data Copying Data Into Other Office Applications
Working with Resource Pools and Consolidated Projects
Working with a Resource Pool Working with Subprojects and Master Projects

Publisher:	Microsoft
Version:	2000
Length:	1 day
Course-ID:	076723

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