Ms Projects: From Basics To Advanced Project Planning

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

What you'll 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.

Description

The Mastering MS Projects course is designed to help you become proficient in managing projects using Microsoft Project. Whether you're new to project management or looking to refine your skills, this course covers everything from the basics of task entries to advanced project tracking and reporting. You will gain hands-on experience in using MS Project's powerful features to streamline project execution and ensure success.Section 1: IntroductionIn this section, you will be introduced to Microsoft Projects (MS Projects) and understand why it is an essential tool for project managers. The first lecture provides an overview of MS Projects, setting the stage for a deeper exploration of its functionalities.Section 2: Basic MS ProjectsThis section delves into the basics of MS Projects. You will start by learning how to create task entries and manage summary tasks. The lectures also cover key concepts such as project duration, interlinking activities, and assigning resources to tasks. By the end of this section, you’ll have a solid understanding of how to structure your project in MS Projects, track its progress, and generate reports.Section 3: Data Entry in MS ProjectsBuilding on the foundational knowledge, this section focuses on practical data entry techniques within MS Projects. You will learn how to work with Gantt charts, create new project plans, and switch between manual and auto scheduling modes. Real-world examples, such as managing furniture work and conference projects, will help you apply what you've learned in practical scenarios. Additionally, you will explore how to adjust working tables and utilize notes to enhance project management.Conclusion:By the end of this course, you will have gained comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in using MS Projects to manage complex tasks, assign resources effectively, track progress, and produce detailed project reports. Whether you’re managing small or large-scale projects, the skills acquired in this course will help you optimize project performance and ensure timely completion.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to MS Projects

Section 2: Basic M S Projects

Lecture 2 Basics in MS Projects

Lecture 3 Basics in MS Projects Continue

Lecture 4 Task Entries

Lecture 5 Summary Task

Lecture 6 Duration

Lecture 7 Interlink Activities

Lecture 8 Assign Resource

Lecture 9 Assign Resource Continue

Lecture 10 Resource Assigned to Task

Lecture 11 Project Tracking

Lecture 12 Reports and Print Out

Lecture 13 Reports and Print Out Continue

Section 3: Data Entry in MS Projects

Lecture 14 Working on MS Project Software

Lecture 15 Use to Gannt Chat

Lecture 16 Create New Project Plan

Lecture 17 Changing Working Table

Lecture 18 Manually Schedule

Lecture 19 Note Section

Lecture 20 Example of Furniture Work

Lecture 21 Auto Schedule

Lecture 22 Conference Project

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.