| Sumario: | Project 2016 LiveLessons provides team members, project managers, and executives the fundamentals of learning to create, organize, and manage projects, create timelines, analyze information and resources, make informed decisions based on that information, and see projects through to delivery without missing a step. Description Project 2016 LiveLessons is an easy-to-understand, but comprehensive, video course that introduces viewers to Project 2016. This course begins with an introduction into Project 2016's interface and perspectives into how Project receives data for calculations, and then outputs it into categories of information. Following common and best practices, this course teaches viewers how to design and configure a project, enter and sequence tasks correctly, create and assign resources, create a realistic schedule, and manage and track the project to its conclusion. The newest features of Microsoft Project 2016 are used to view multiple Timelines, plan and track using snapshots of the schedule as changes occur, and report on progress by exploring the reporting capabilities of Project 2016 and Office 2016. Skill Level BeginnerIntermediate What You Will Learn Set up and configure MS Project Design a project Schedule tasks Define and assign resources Analyze and resolve resource schedule errors Configure Project for tracking Track progress in Project Export data for reporting in Excel and Visio Configure and customize reports Who Should Take This Course Anyone using Project 2016 for the first time Anyone who has little or no training in Project Management Anyone who has little or no training in MS Project 2016 The occasional Project Manager Anyone wishing to refresh their skills in using Microsoft Project Course Requirements No requirements to be a project manager or scheduler. It is helpful to have basic skills in using Microsoft Windows applications: how to left-click and right-click a mouse; how to select an item from a list. Table of Contents Introduction Lesson 1: Initiating a Project MS Project gives the illusion that you can immediately type in project data and schedule from a plan. In reality, it is a database that requires some initial configuration and set-up, which is conducted in different locations in the interface. Once data is entered, Project analyzes it and presents it in many ways and in many formats. This lesson shows how to navigate the interface and where to find what you’re looking for in order to make data-in...
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