MANAGING PROJECT
USING MICROSOFT PROJECT

 

Description

 

Microsoft Project's purpose and functionality is best described by
the definition of a project: A project is a unique undertaking that has a
clearly defined start and finish, and requires the management of time,
resources, cost and quality.               
                                        

Project management is defined as a broad set of
skills to properly initiate, plan, execute, control and close a project. The
primary skills are scoping (i.e., describing and agreeing on project objectives
and requirements), scheduling, and estimating. Added to these core skills are
managing risk and uncertainty, managing quality, communicating, managing
ourselves, and collaborating with others, including suppliers of goods and
services and everyone else who works on or is affected by the 
project.                              



MS Project has been designed to assist project
managers in the development of plans, to assign resources to tasks, to track
progress, to manage budgets and to analyze workloads. As a comparison, let's
look at the difference between production and project management

 

Who Should Attend

Project Manager, Project Admin,
Project Coordinator, Everyone who doing in project

 

Duration   :
4 days training

 

Price          :
RP 4.000.000 /person

 

 

Package    :
Training Materials, Meeting Packages
(Lunch and Coffee Break),

                     Souvenir, Certificate of Attendance from
Informatics Singapore

 

Course Materials Covered:

 


 
  
  PROJECT MANAGEMENT
  
  
  MICROSOFT PROJECT
  
 
 
  
  DAY 1 (09:00 –
  17:00)
   
  Intro To PM
  Project Management Context
  Project Management Process Groups
  Project Integration Management
  Project  Scope Management
   
   
  
  
  DAY 3 (09:00 – 16:00)
   
  Introduction to Microsoft Project Software
  
   Defining
       Project Framework Using MS Project
   Creating
       Tasks and Milestones
   Creating
       Dependencies
   Setting
       Task Constraints
   Differentiating
       Between Duration-Based and Effort-Based Planning
  
   
  Resource and Cost Management Using MS Project Software
  
   Defining
       Project Resources
   Changing
       Working Time
   Assigning
       Resources Using Best Practice
   Understanding
       and Leveling Resource Over-Allocated
   Setting
       the Cost Rate Table
  
   
  
 
 
  
  DAY 2 (09:00 –
  17:00)
   
  Project Time Management
  Project Cost Management
  Project Quality Management
  Project Communication Management
  Project Risk Management
  Project Procurement Management
   
  
  
  DAY 4 (09:00 – 16:00)
   
  Executing and Tracking the Project Using MS Project Software
  
   Viewing
       Critical Path
   Working
       with Project Baselines
   Tracking
       Project Progress
   Analyzing
       Project Variance
   Revising
       Project Plan and Re-Baselining
   Earned
       Value Analysis
  
   
  Reporting in MS Project
  
   Understanding
       Reporting
   Using and
       Editing Report Templates
   Creating
       Custom Reports
  
   
  
 


 

 


      

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