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This course builds on the concepts and skills taught in Project 2003 Fundamentals. Advanced project management concepts of creating baseline plans and interim plans along with the analysis of project statistics will be covered. Students will also learn how to communicate and share project information with Project Server 2003 and to integrate effectively with Excel, Access, and Word.
Prerequisites
Microsoft Project 2003 Fundamentals
Learning Objectives
At the end of this class, participants will be able to:
Save a baseline plan and update task percentage, actual start and finish dates
Save an interim plan and monitor the actual and estimated task cost and progress
Analyze a project by viewing its statistics, slippage, and slack
Reschedule a project by splitting tasks, delaying resource work, and assigning overtime.
Format a project file by modifying bar styles and timescales and use the Drawing toolbar
Print current views and reports, and create a custom report and a Crosstab report.
Create custom Network Diagram and combination views
Automate tasks by creating a macro and create and delete a toolbar and a menu
Create a custom table by using the More Tables dialog box.
Share project elements globally (Project files, tasks, resources) and with specific projects
Use Microsoft Project Server 2003 to communicate project information and export to the Web
Import and export data with Excel and Access and copy information to Word and Excel
Who Should Attend
Project managers and team members that manage and work on projects
Managers that need advanced knowledge to manage project managers and monitor project status
Course Outline

Tracking project work
Analyzing and adjusting the plan
Formatting and reporting
Customizing the project environment
Managing multiple projects
Project communications
Exchanging project data
The class contains numerous exercises utilizing Microsoft Project 2003
Class Length
One day (8 PDUs)