Microsoft Project Level II
Advanced Microsoft Project Training in NYC
This advanced Microsoft Project class is designed to familiarize you with the advanced features and functions of Microsoft Project Professional 2016 so that you can use it effectively and efficiently in a real-world environment. This course covers the advanced knowledge and skills a project manager needs to update a project plan in Project 2016 during the execution, monitoring, and control phases.
When you are finished with this course, you will be able to manage projects more efficiently, track costs, and allocate resources. This class is perfect for those who have multiple projects that need management, those who want to increase efficiencies, and those who need to better manage project costs and resources.
This course builds upon our Beginner Microsoft Project course. Learn more about our project management certifications and training in New York City.
Small classes
Computer provided
Book included
Free retake
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Full Course Syllabus
Download PDF OutlineExecuting a Project
- Enter Task Progress
- Update Task Progress with SharePoint
- Update Work
- Update Costs
Monitoring Project Progress
- View Project Progress
- Add Custom Fields
- Create Custom Views
- Create a Network Diagram
- Analyze a Project Plan
Controlling a Project Plan
- Edit the Task List
- Reschedule Tasks
- Update a Baseline
Reporting on Progress
- Format and Share a Chart View
- View Existing Reports
- Create Custom Reports
- Create a Visual Report
Customizing the Application
- Change Project Options
- Create a Project Plan Template
- Share Resources
- Link Project Plans
Course Overview
Microsoft Project is a very sophisticated software for project management. In the Advanced class, we focus on the execution and monitoring of the actual project. Key themes of this class include both customization and tracking.
In Lesson 1, we begin by discussing project execution. Task progress can be entered in one of several ways, depending on how specific your project must be. We also look at revising your project in terms of work and costs, which, unfortunately, is all too common in the real world.
Lesson 2 focuses on monitoring the overall progress of the project. We discuss creating custom fields and views, as well as network diagrams. Overall, we examine different techniques for analyzing the project plan.
Lesson 3 picks up right from Lesson 2, by taking the project plan and building off of it. This means we cover editing and updating the task list. As tasks are updated, you also have to update the Baseline, and this is covered in this section, as well.
Lesson 4 covers reporting, which is made very easy to create by the software. Existing reports, custom reports, and visual reports are all possible in the tremendous clarity and detail you have come to expect from Microsoft.
Lesson 5 focuses on customization, in terms of the project options or creating a template. Often times, resources are shared within an organization, so project complies with this situation by allowing us to pool a list of resources, and we see an example of this here. Finally, linking smaller project plans together makes it easier to see the macro effect that one or more project can have on a company, and this is how we end the class.