MICROSOFT PROJECT
Work smarter, not harder. Microsoft Project is a feature rich tool that will help a project manager plan, track, and control a project and facilitate communication.
This Microsoft Project course follows a project management process of Initiation, Planning, Executing, Monitoring/Controlling and Closing. The intent of this structure is to help make the correlation of how and when you use Microsoft Project in the various phases of a project's life.
Through practical demonstration and a project to work through, the course will help you build confidence and capability. After all, the user must know how to make the most of a tool in order to realize its true value.
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WHO'S IT FOR?
Pre-requisites
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PC or Mac with a full version of Microsoft Project 2010.
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Not a requirement but a benefit to have some work-related projects to which you can readily apply what you learn.
Relevant audiences
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Beginners to experienced users looking to brush up on Project
Learning outcomes
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Master the preparatory activities required to create and configure a project.
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Confidently execute and monitor project performance and identify where corrective actions is needed.
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Carry out the tasks required to close out your project.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Brett Topham
Brett Topham has over 15 years of experience in contract and project management, and has been a Project Management Professional (PMP®) since 2004. He has worked in a variety of roles in project / program management, procurement, contract management, and portfolio management. Mr. Topham served as the Deputy Account Lead with responsibility for a +$70M (annual) portfolio of U.S. Federal contracts, capturing and reporting financial data from all operations and projects; providing oversight, review, and approval of proposals and change requests; consolidating and presenting financial performance reports for senior management.
Don Cox
Don A. Cox has been a Project Management Professional (PMP®) since 1999, and has more than thirty years experience in successful integration and implementation of large scale IT systems in both the public and private sectors. Mr. Cox has successfully managed multi-year programs and projects ranging from $70M to more than $650M.
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