Project 2003

The Mouse Training Company & Ventus Publishing ApS, 2012. – 121 p. Contents: Introduction to MS Project. What is Microsoft Project? Understanding Project Management. MS Project Language. Terminology. Starting MS Project. MS Project - The Screen. Elements of the Default View. Views and Tables. The Tracking Gantt View. MS Project – Menus. MS Project - The Tool Bars. Project Management. The Stages of Project Management. Monitoring and Adjusting. Planning the Project. Defining the Project. Complete the Project Definition. Project Planning. Complete the Project Plan. Where to Begin with MS Project. Creating a New Base Calendar. Save the New Project File. Ending a Project Session. Task Entry and Linking. Entering Tasks. The Task Entry Form. Tables and descriptions. Other Methods of Adding Tasks. Add Tasks. Linking Tasks. Defining the Summary Tasks. The AutoCorrect Feature. Resource Management. Resources. Enter Resources. View Resources. Set Resource Calendars. Editing Resource Information Review. Resource Usage Inserting and Deleting. Resources Planned Time Scale. The Outlining View (Summary). Display Data and Cost Factors. Using Gantt Charts. Using Network Diagram Charts. Changing the contents of a Node. Elements of the Network Diagram Chart. More about Tables. Applying Filters. Examining the Cost Factor. Printing and Reporting. Page Setup. Printing Charts, Forms and Sheets Reports. Setup What You Can Print. Reports by Report Type. Content 1. Introduction to MS Project 1.1. What is Microsoft Project? 1.2. Understanding Project Management 1.3. MS Project Language 1.4. Terminology 1.5. Starting MS Project 1.6. MS Project - The Screen 1.7. Elements of the Default View 1.8. Views and Tables 1.9. The Tracking Gantt View 1.10. MS Project - Menus 1.11. MS Project - The Tool Bars 1.12. Project Management 1.13. The Stages of Project Management 1.14. Monitoring and Adjusting 2. Planning the Project 2.1. Defining the Project 2.2. Complete the Project Definition 2.3. Project Planning 2.4. Complete the Project Plan 2.5. Where to Begin with MS Project 2.6. Creating a New Base Calendar 2.7. Save the New Project File 2.8. Ending a Project Session 3. Task Entry and Linking 3.1. Entering Tasks 3.2. The Task Entry Form 3.3. Tables and descriptions 3.4. Other Methods of Adding Tasks 3.5. Add Tasks 3.6. Linking Tasks 3.7. Defining the Summary Tasks 3.8. The AutoCorrect Feature 4. Resource Management 4.1. Resources 4.2. Enter Resources 4.3. View Resources 4.4. Set Resource Calendars 4.5. Editing Resource Information 4.6. Review Resource Usage 4.7. Inserting and Deleting Resources 4.8. Planned Time Scale 4.9. The Outlining View (Summary) 5. Display Data and Cost Factors 5.1. Using Gantt Charts 5.2. Using Network Diagram Charts 5.3. Changing the contents of a Node 5.4. Elements of the Network Diagram Chart 5.5. More about Tables 5.6. Applying Filters 5.7. Examining the Cost Factor 6. Printing and Reporting 6.1. Page Setup 6.2. Printing Charts, Forms and Sheets 6.3. Reports Setup 6.4. What You Can Print 6.5. Reports by Report Type 7. Updating the Project 7.1. More on the Task Information Form 7.2. Updating Task Data 7.3. Adding New Tasks 7.4. Entering Task Names and Durations 7.5. Editing Task Details 7.6. Tracking Progress 7.7. The Gantt Chart and the Critical Path 7.8. Define an Update Point 7.9. Updating the Project 8. Multiple Projects 8.1. Using Common Resources 8.2. Adding Sub Projects 8.3. Recurring Tasks 8.4. Task Relationships 8.5. More on Linking Tasks 8.6. Modifying and Deleting Task Relationships 8.7. Deleting Tasks 8.8. The Organizer 8.9. Create a Custom toolbar button Sisältö Introduction to MS Project What is Microsoft Project? Understanding Project Management MS Project Language Terminology Starting MS Project MS Project - The Screen Elements of the Default View Views and Tables The Tracking Gantt View MS Project - Menus MS Project - The Tool Bars Project Management The Stages of Project Management Monitoring and Adjusting Planning the Project Defining the Project Complete the Project Definition Project Planning Complete the Project Plan Where to Begin with MS Project Creating a New Base Calendar Save the New Project File Ending a Project Session Task Entry and Linking Entering Tasks The Task Entry Form Tables and descriptions Other Methods of Adding Tasks Add Tasks Linking Tasks Defining the Summary Tasks The AutoCorrect Feature Resource Management Resources Enter Resources View Resources Set Resource Calendars Editing Resource Information Review Resource Usage Inserting and Deleting Resources Planned Time Scale The Outlining View (Summary) Display Data and Cost Factors Using Gantt Charts Using Network Diagram Charts Changing the contents of a Node Elements of the Network Diagram Chart More about Tables Applying Filters Examining the Cost Factor Printing and Reporting Page Setup Printing Charts, Forms and Sheets Reports Setup What You Can Print Reports by Report Type Updating the Project More on the Task Information Form Updating Task Data Adding New Tasks Entering Task Names and Durations Editing Task Details Tracking Progress The Gantt Chart and the Critical Path Define an Update Point Updating the Project Multiple Projects Using Common Resources Adding Sub Projects Recurring Tasks Task Relationships More on Linking Tasks Modifying and Deleting Task Relationships Deleting Tasks The Organizer Create a Custom toolbar button Obsah Introduction to MS Project What is Microsoft Project? Understanding Project Management MS Project Language Terminology Starting MS Project MS Project - The Screen Elements of the Default View Views and Tables The Tracking Gantt View MS Project - Menus MS Project - The Tool Bars Project Management The Stages of Project Management Monitoring and Adjusting Planning the Project Defining the Project Complete the Project Definition Project Planning Complete the Project Plan Where to Begin with MS Project Creating a New Base Calendar Save the New Project File Ending a Project Session Task Entry and Linking Entering Tasks The Task Entry Form Tables and descriptions Other Methods of Adding Tasks Add Tasks Linking Tasks Defining the Summary Tasks The AutoCorrect Feature Resource Management Resources Enter Resources View Resources Set Resource Calendars Editing Resource Information Review Resource Usage Inserting and Deleting Resources Planned Time Scale The Outlining View (Summary) Display Data and Cost Factors Using Gantt Charts Using Network Diagram Charts Changing the contents of a Node Elements of the Network Diagram Chart More about Tables Applying Filters Examining the Cost Factor Printing and Reporting Page Setup Printing Charts, Forms and Sheets Reports Setup What You Can Print Reports by Report Type Updating the Project More on the Task Information Form Updating Task Data Adding New Tasks Entering Task Names and Durations Editing Task Details Tracking Progress The Gantt Chart and the Critical Path Define an Update Point Updating the Project Multiple Projects Using Common Resources Adding Sub Projects Recurring Tasks Task Relationships More on Linking Tasks Modifying and Deleting Task Relationships Deleting Tasks The Organizer Create a Custom toolbar button Microsoft Project (also known as MS Project) is a valuable software program which assists project managers in the planning, scheduling, management, financing, and organization of complex and multi-staffed projects. Not only does this tool allow for project information to be easily updated and organized, it also facilitates communication among team members. You can download the book for free via the link below.