MS Project 2010 Introduction Course

MS Project Training

· Project 2010 Intro Intermediate
· Project 2010 Introduction
· Project 2010 Intermediate
· Project 2010 Advanced
· Upgrade to Office 2010

· Project 2007 Intro Intermediate
· Project 2007 Introduction
· Project 2007 Intermediate
· Project 2007 Advanced
· Upgrade to Office 2007

· Project 2003 Intro Intermediate
· Project 2003 Introduction
· Project 2003 Intermediate
· Project 2003 Advanced

· Project Management Course

· Project 2002 XP Intro Intermediate
· Project 2002 XP Introduction
· Project 2002 XP Intermediate
· Project 2002 XP Advanced

· Project 2000 Intro Intermediate
· Project 2000 Introduction
· Project 2000 Intermediate
· Project 2000 Advanced

· Project 98 Training

· Project Training On-site UK
· Project Consulting Services
· Microsoft Project Training
· Project Server Training
· Project Server Bespoke / Installation

· What's new in Project 2007
· Project Management Tools / Resources

· Case Study

Testimonials

Who did we train last week?

Really enjoyed the course and learnt a lot - thank you.

Marie Lavin
Project Manager
John Lewis Partnership
Project Intro Intermediate

Thoroughly worth while in attending. Very informative.

Rachel Horgan
Identity & Passport Office
Project Intro Intermediate

Enjoyed the training, feel a bit overloaded with info but think once I use it for something relevant to my job it will be fine!

Y Pemberton
Conran Restaurants
Project Intro Intermediate

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London and UK wide

Also available: Project Management Courses

Microsoft Project Professional

Training formats available

on-site at your company office UK wide (60 second quote)
closed group at one of our London training venues (60 second quote)
near-site at a location close to you
bespoke one-to-one basis
tailored training courses to your requirements

Who is this training course suitable for?

Our Microsoft Project 2010 Introduction course is suitable for complete beginners to Microsoft Project.

Prerequisites

A working knowledge of Windows is required, or our Microsoft Windows Introduction course. No experience of MS Project is required.

Benefits

At the end of this course you will have a good working knowledge of MS Project basics. You will feel confident using Project and be able to define, schedule and monitor tasks using a variety of tools and views.

After completing this course you will be prepared to attend the Project Intermediate training course.

Course Syllabus

Introduction to MS Project
Basic project management concepts
Project environment overview including what's new in 2010
Navigation including customising the Ribbon and Backstage View
Getting Help

Task creation and scheduling
Creating a task list
Modifying a task list
Change Highlighting
Multi-Level undo
Manual Scheduling
Structuring tasks to create an outline

Scheduling Tasks
Working with base calendars
Named calendar exceptions
Defining recurring exceptions and work weeks
Auto Scheduling
Creating task relationships
Types of task relationship
Using lag and lead times
Recurring tasks
Setting constraints
Setting deadlines
Using the critical path
Task Drivers
Working with top down planning
Inactivate tasks

Using task views
Working with the Timeline
Using calendar view
Using network diagram view
Modifying views
Modifying the Timescale, Zoom and Zoom slider

Formatting and Sharing information
Project Properties
Adding notes & hyperlinks
Copy / paste Picture
Copy / paste tasks and rows
Formatting Bars and the Gantt area
Formatting for printing
Troubleshooting printing Gantt charts
Using Background highlighting
Working with built-in reports

"What do I get on the day?"

Microsoft qualified trainers with industry relevant experience
Modern air conditioned training suite, flat screen PC's, 1 per delegate
Lunch provided in a comfortable and relaxed setting
Comprehensive course material and files to take away
What do I get on the day? - More information

What is Microsoft Project?

Microsoft Project is designed to assist project managers in developing plans, assigning resources to tasks, tracking progress, managing budgets and analysing workloads.

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