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Introductory Project
1 day |
Intermediate Project
1 day |
| Who
is this course designed for? |
This course is for those with little or no
experience of Project although a good grasp of the basics of project
management is required.
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This course is for those who have attended the
introductory course and wish to develop their skills further.
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| What
will they learn? |
They will learn how to enter tasks and resources and
how to display the project in standard and composite views. The base
and individual resource calendars will be modified and task to task
relationships established. The project will be tracked in standard
and custom reports and then printed after formatting.
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This course builds on the project entered in the
introductory course and introduces further controls on the task
relationships, resource scheduling and fine-tuning of the project to
allow flexibility as requirements change. Further tracking and
reporting is examined as well as using the project information in
other packages or publishing on the internet.
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| How
will they benefit? |
They will be able to enter, modify and track a
simple project up to the point of printing variance and progress
reports.
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The intermediate course will add considerably to the
skills learned earlier; making detailed tracking, administering and
reporting on more complex projects possible
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| Where
will the course be held? |
On your premises to avoid high travelling
costs for your staff and to learn in a familiar PC environment.
Courses are available in Project
2000 and Project 2003. |
| Is
it expensive? |
No.
With a group of six the cost per delegate could be as little as £50
each. Detailed and illustrated notes accompany each course. Other
content can be introduced by arrangement. |
| Are
there any other Project courses? |
Yes. We can structure a course, or a
series of courses, to accommodate your exact needs. You might want
to include your own company project templates or develop new
templates. |
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