The Ultimate Microsoft Project 2010 Training Course 17 Hours

Master project management faster than you ever thought possible with this 17-hour course for Microsoft Project 2010.

What you'll learn

Efficiently use schedules, calendars, and critical paths.

Explore cost management features such as defining/tracking costs and reporting options.

Use tools to plan, manage, and collaborate with other people and teams.

Customize your workspace.

Track using the resource calendar, task types, and budget resources.

Consolidating multiple projects.

Get proficient at over allocations and leveling.

Tools for resource types and defining costs.

Discover how to use and customize reports.

How to assign, level, and divert resources to overcome problems.

Delegation and tracking of tasks.

Requirements

Micrsoft Project 2010

Description

Microsoft Project can take any managers skills up to the next level, simplifying the process of running a project, and keeping track of every last detail. There’s no better tool out there to make sure that you stay on-schedule and on budget. Whether you’re a manager looking to improve your skills or are looking to develop management skills for the sake of a promotion, mastery of Microsoft Project is invaluable.
Our Ultimate Microsoft Project Training 2010 Course contains beginner and advanced courses for Project 2010, so that no matter what version you’re faced with, you’ll have the skills to keep up.
This bundle includes:
17 hours of video tutorials 77 individual video lectures Optional quizzes to test what you've learned Certificate of completion
Courses Included with this Bundle:
Learn Microsoft Project 2010
During the Learn Microsoft Project 2010 video training course, your professional trainer guides you through project management topics such as task creation, resource management, cost tracking, using WBS codes, critical path reporting and more.
Discover the building blocks of a project. You’ll start with information gathering and documentation, and when you feel comfortable with those elements, you will move on to the basics of tasks and resources. Get detailed step-by-step guidance on how to assign and allocate resources. Learn to document a project as you go by properly defining costs and adding notes—enabling full traceability.
Learn Microsoft Project 2010 - Advanced
Learn the value of defining costs up front—baselining the costs so you can track them. Evaluate the project as you go from a detached view to determine resourcing problems. Through this Advanced Course, you’ll gain a deep understanding of how to assign, level, and divert resources so you can overcome resource problems and keep the project moving forward.
Through Learn Microsoft Project 2010 Advanced, you will also discover how to divide a project into parts and combine them when necessary. You will learn how to create links and dependencies between projects and share resources. Finally, you will discover how to maximize critical tools: customization, macros, views, VBA, writing code, creating new macros, and importing and exporting.
What people are saying:
“Excellent course overall, well worth investing time and money on. I recommend that participants practice many of the techniques learned on this Basic/Intermediate course before moving on to the Advanced course.” - J. Burns
“I was a constant user of MS Project 2007 and was trying to make the leap into MS Project 2013. This course provided a great foundation from which to get comfortable with the new layout of the software plus to utilize the enhanced functionality. - J. Humphrey
“Everything are well explained, enrich with practice files ready to play along. Starting with the basics up to tricky Gantt Chart problems and more.” - Arif N.
“This course was great very informative and easy to follow.” Joann Bell

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Microsoft Project 2010 - Beginners Course

Lecture 1 Introduction to Project 2010

Lecture 2 READ ME: Essential Information for a Successful Training Experience

Lecture 3 The Workspace - Part 1

Lecture 4 The Workspace - Part 2

Lecture 5 Wine Tasting Fundraising Template

Section 2: Project 2010 Basics

Lecture 6 Creating a Project

Lecture 7 Project Information

Lecture 8 Tasks - Part 1

Lecture 9 Tasks - Part 2

Lecture 10 Assigning Resources

Lecture 11 Allocating Resources

Lecture 12 Further Assigning/Allocating Resources and Removing

Lecture 13 Adding Notes to Tasks; Using Entry Bar and Timeline

Lecture 14 Split Screen/Switching Views

Lecture 15 Calendar View and Costs Views

Lecture 16 Cost Table, Adding Fixed Costs, Cost Rate Table

Lecture 17 Course Review

Section 3: Detailed Projects

Lecture 18 Saving and Working with Templates

Lecture 19 Working with a Project Outline

Lecture 20 Outline Codes -WBS (Work Breakdown Structure)

Lecture 21 Constraints and Deadlines

Lecture 22 Dependencies

Lecture 23 Scheduling and Options

Lecture 24 Over Allocations and Leveling - Part 1

Lecture 25 Over Allocations and Leveling - Part 2

Lecture 26 Critical Paths and Milestones

Lecture 27 Adjusting Timescale Tiers; Combination View

Lecture 28 Gantt Chart Formatting

Lecture 29 Project Baseline

Lecture 30 Tracking Progress

Lecture 31 Updating Progress

Lecture 32 Tracking when Other Tasks are Added

Lecture 33 Previewing and Printing Reports

Lecture 34 More Standard Reports and Report Customization

Lecture 35 Managing Project Finances - Part 1

Lecture 36 Managing Project Finances - Part 2

Lecture 37 Advanced Views and View Customization

Lecture 38 Project Calendars

Lecture 39 Customizing the Workspace - Part 1

Lecture 40 Customizing the Workspace - Part 2

Section 4: Advanced Topics

Lecture 41 Using Macros

Lecture 42 Sharing Resources

Section 5: Conclusion

Lecture 43 Course Conclusion

Section 6: Introduction to Microsoft Project 2010 - Advanced Course

Lecture 44 Introduction to Project 2010 Advanced

Lecture 45 READ ME: Essential Information for a Successful Training Experience

Lecture 46 Review of the Basics

Section 7: Scheduling

Lecture 47 Scheduling

Lecture 48 Calendar

Lecture 49 Critical Path

Section 8: Resources

Lecture 50 Resource Calendar

Lecture 51 Task Types

Lecture 52 General Resource Features

Lecture 53 Assigning Resources to Tasks

Lecture 54 Generic and Budget Resources

Lecture 55 Overcoming Resourcing Problems & Resource Leveling

Lecture 56 Overcoming Resourcing Problems - Part 2

Section 9: Costs

Lecture 57 Cost Resource Types & Assigning Costs

Lecture 58 Defining Costs

Lecture 59 Baselining & Tracking Costs

Lecture 60 Tracking Costs Continued

Lecture 61 Earned Value

Lecture 62 Reporting Options

Section 10: Consolidation of Projects

Lecture 63 Dividing Project into Parts

Lecture 64 Combining Projects

Lecture 65 Links & Dependencies Between Projects

Lecture 66 Sharing Resources & Issues with Leveling

Section 11: Visual Reports

Lecture 67 Creating and Modifying Reports

Lecture 68 Other Reports, Customizing Reports & Creating New Report Templates

Section 12: Customization

Lecture 69 Customizing the Workspace

Lecture 70 Custom Fields

Lecture 71 Custom Fields Relating to Tasks

Lecture 72 Customizing Tables, Views & Reports

Section 13: Macros

Lecture 73 Basics of Programing with VBA

Lecture 74 Writing Code for Macros

Lecture 75 Detailed Codes

Lecture 76 Creating New Macros - Part 1

Lecture 77 Creating New Macros - Part 2

Section 14: Importing and Exporting

Lecture 78 Importing and Exporting - Basics

Lecture 79 Export Projects & Customizing Exports

Lecture 80 Importing Data

Section 15: Conclusion

Lecture 81 Course Conclusion

Project Managers and other business professionals who need an introduction to Project 2010 or are upgrading from a previous version of the program., Project Managers and other business professionals who are familiar with Microsoft Project 2010 (or previous versions) and are looking to deepen their knowledge with more advanced skills.