MS Project 2013/2016 Intro / Intermediate

Microsoft Project Basics
Starting Microsoft Project, The Microsoft Project Screen, How Microsoft Project 2013 Works, Using The Ribbon, Understanding The Backstage View, The Project Work Area, Working With Views, & Split Screens, Understanding Sheet Views, Working With Tables, Working The Gantt Chart View, Working With The QAT, Working With Files, Exiting From Microsoft Project

Project Management
Tasks And Resources, The Importance Of Planning, Project Management Tools, Using A Computer For Project Management

Creating a New Project
Steps In Creating A Project, Understanding Your Project, Creating A New Project File, Understanding The Calendar Options, Changing The Calendar Options, Working With Calendars, Modifying The Standard Calendar, Entering Public Holidays, Creating A New Calendar, Setting Up Project Information, Entering File Properties

Creating Tasks
Understanding Tasks, Understanding Scheduling Icons, The Rostadium Case Study Tasks, Reviewing The Project, Entering Tasks, Creating Summary Tasks, Working In A Sheet View, Working With Summary Tasks, Working With Task Views, Examining Task Information, Understanding Task Durations, Entering Task Durations, Checking Progress, Entering Milestones

Scheduling
Understanding Task Dependencies, Creating Dependencies Automatically, Creating Dependencies In Task Entry, Creating Dependencies In Task Information, Creating Dependencies In A Sheet View, Fine Tuning A Schedule Using Dependencies, Auto Scheduling Tasks, Critical Path And Project Slack, Viewing The Critical Path, Examining Task Slack, Understanding Lag Time, Entering Lag Time, Understanding Lead Time, Entering Lead Time

Resourcing A Project
Understanding Resources, Entering Work & Material Resources, Entering Cost Resources, Assigning Calendars To Resources, Understanding & Adjusting Resource Availability, Changing Unit Display

Resourcing Concepts
Resource Assignment Calculations, Task Types And Work Effort, Creating A Simple Assignment, Working With Fixed Unit & Fixed Duration Tasks, Making Multiple Assignments, Adding Additional Resources, Adding More Of The Same Resource, More Resources In Multiple Assignments, Understanding Effort Driven Scheduling, Working With Non Effort Driven Tasks & With Effort Driven Tasks