Office 2000 - Advanced Project


Overview/Description
Target Audience
Prerequisites
Expected Duration
Lesson Objectives
Course Number



Overview/Description
To explain and demonstrate how to administrate and use advanced features of Project Central

Target Audience
Anyone wishing to gain advanced knowledge of Microsoft Project 2000; candidates for Microsoft Office Specialist certification; end users seeking competence in Microsoft Project 2000

Prerequisites
A good understanding of project management methodology

Expected Duration (hours)
5.4

Lesson Objectives

Office 2000 - Advanced Project

  • recognize the role of an administrator, and outline the steps for managing user accounts in Project Central.
  • create and manage users' views, and recognize how to customize categories and modify their properties.
  • delete files from the Project Central server and identify how to customize the appearance of Gantt views.
  • configure deletion settings and delete obsolete tasks.
  • recognize the role of workgroup members, and identify how to view and work with tasks and send updates.
  • identify the steps in the status report process, the responsibilities of the key players in the process, and the types of changes permitted while working offline.
  • identify how to request and respond to task assignments, set up messaging rules, and delegate tasks.
  • recognize what a resource pool is and how to share pooled resources, recognize how to set contours for resources, and identify the priority value assigned to a task.
  • recognize the different resource costs and rates, and identify how to use the Earned Value table to measure project progress.
  • identify how to set up fixed-cost tasks and keep track of resources.
  • recognize the standard task forms, use the Custom Forms toolbar to apply built-in custom task forms, and recognize how to add and remove features from a form.
  • use a custom form to display tracking information about a task, and use the Custom Form Editor to edit a form.
  • recognize how to create, copy, and edit custom forms, and delete fields using the Custom Form Editor.
  • recognize how to record and run macros to automate frequently used tasks.
  • create a custom report with a custom table and filter, and identify how to generate the report display.
  • create a custom report that incorporates a custom table and custom filter.
  • identify how to customize fields, set custom attributes by using formulas and value lists, and associate a custom field with a task.
  • Course Number:
    112366_eng