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Microsoft Project Beginners 2019 | Packt
English | Size: 2.26 GB
Genre: eLearning

Learn
The MS Project Workspace, the Ribbon, help, and Project options
To navigate project calendars, timelines and critical paths
How to set-up tasks and dependencies between them, including lag and lead times
Managing project costs, leveling, and how to resolve resource over-allocation
Project security and saving and protecting Project files
Useful techniques for tracing task paths to simplify unruly Gantt charts
Setting up baselines and interim plans
How to work with costs and deadlines and overcome scheduling issues
To save your project as a template for future projects
About
This course starts right at the very beginning. It doesn’t assume you know anything about Microsoft Project, so beginners will feel right at home. The first video lesson introduces you to the software. You’ll learn how to get your own copy of Project 2019 and see what’s new in version 2019.

The second chapter covers the basics you need to begin using Project 2019. It looks at creating a Workspace and using toolbars, ribbons, and the Status Bar. As you move on, you’ll learn how to use task basics and project options. We then dive into the various aspects of managing a project including setting up your timeline and Gantt chart.

As things get more advanced, we start to look at tracking costs, tracking the project, budgeting, and reporting. Each topic is explained with its own professional video that shows you in detail how to properly use the function. After the completion of the course, you’ll have a comprehensive grounding in MS Project 2019

All the code files are placed at github.com/PacktPublishing/Microsoft-Project-Beginners-2019%5B/quote%5D

Features
Discover how to work with costs, deadlines, and overcome scheduling issues
Learn about resource allocation and leveling
Learn how to measure a project against a baseline project
Learn to use safeguards and restrictions
Master interim plans and baselines
Learn how to save your project as a template for future projects