MS Projects: From Basics to Advanced Project Planning

Learn to efficiently manage projects with Microsoft Project, mastering task entries, resource allocation.

Created by: EDUCBA Bridging the Gap
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What Will I Learn?

• Introduction to MS Projects: Overview of the software and its uses in project management.
• Basics of MS Projects: Understanding task entries, summary tasks, and duration.
• Task Management: How to interlink activities and assign resources to tasks.
• Project Tracking: Techniques to monitor project progress effectively.
• Reports and Documentation: Creating, customizing, and printing reports.
• Data Entry and Scheduling: Working with Gantt charts, creating new project plans, and managing both auto and manual scheduling.
• Practical Examples: Application of project management principles through real-world examples like furniture projects and conference planning.

Requirements

• Basic Computer Skills: Familiarity with navigating and using computer software.
• Understanding of Project Management Concepts: Basic knowledge of project management terms and workflows (e.g., tasks, resources, timelines) is beneficial but not mandatory.
• Access to MS Project Software: Students should have Microsoft Project installed on their computer to practice and follow along with the lessons.

Target audience

• Project Managers: Professionals looking to streamline project planning, tracking, and reporting.
• Team Leaders: Those responsible for assigning tasks and managing resources within projects.
• Business Analysts: Individuals who need to monitor project progress and generate reports.
• Students of Project Management: Anyone studying project management who wants hands-on experience with MS Project software.
• Beginners to MS Project: People with little or no experience with MS Project, looking to gain foundational skills.
• IT Professionals: Those involved in managing or supporting projects within a technical environment.