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Project
Management Concepts
Starting
Microsoft Project 2000
MS Project 2000
Opening Screen
What is Project
Management?
Project
Objectives; Project Methodologies
Project Map;
Outlining;
Work Breakdown
Structure
Planning
Lifecycle
Getting
Started with MS Project
Gantt Chart View;
Menus; Shortcut Menus Toolbars
Opening a Project
File
Using the Gantt
Chart View
Outline Numbers
and WBS Codes
Task Information
Form; Tables
System Options
Starting a New
Project
Overview of
Project Planning
Project Dialogue
Box
File Properties
Dialogue Box; Calendars
Outlining the
Plan; Moving Tasks
Creating a
Summary Task; Task Notes
Saving the
Project; Outlining & Editing Techniques
Scheduling
with Dates
Using Save As;
Entering Dates
Removing Date
Constraints
Estimating
Timescales
Entering
Durations; Formatting Timescales
Scheduling a Date
Constraint
The Constraint
Dates Table; Deadlines |
Scheduling
with Dependencies
Critical Path
Analysis; Gantt Chart View
Total and Free
Slack; Types of Dependency
Entering
Dependencies
Editing
Dependency Links
Displaying the
Project Summary Task
Scheduling
Issues
Scheduling to
Deadlines and Constraints
Reviewing the
Critical Path
Creating
Recurring Tasks; Splitting Tasks
Assigning
Resources
What is Resource
Scheduling?
Using the
Resource Sheet
Using Resource
Information
Basic Resource
Assignments; Auto Filters
Part-Time
Resource Assignments
Multiple
Assignments On Tasks
Assignments for
Summary Tasks
Publishing
Views and Reports
Printing the
Gantt Chart View
Controlling
Multiple Pages
Headers, Footers
and Legends
Print Dialogue
Box
Printing Reports;
Custom Reports
Printing Task
Notes with Gantt Charts
Publishing and
Viewing HTML documents
Managing
Changes
Baselining the
Plan
Changing the
Current Date
Rescheduling
Outstanding Work |