Microsoft Project

Introduction to Project
(Prerequisite: Introduction to Windows or equivalent experience.) Learn to use Microsoft Project to organize your project's tasks, resources, and schedule. Create a Gantt planning chart from scratch by identifying and entering tasks, creating task dependencies and constraints, assigning resources, and printing out the finished chart. Establish the project calendar, determine and change task durations, view and check your project schedule, and use the schedule to track project status. You will also learn about the Critical Path and its importance in project management. [Table of Contents]
Fee: $189

One-Day Class Meets 8:30am-4:00pm (6.5 hours)
Code Date Location Instructor
G0600 Tues., Nov. 24West CountySandy Lux
G0706 Wed., Jan. 6West CountySandy Lux
G0818 Thurs., Feb. 18West CountyJulia Otto
Intermediate Applications of Project
(Prerequisite: Introduction to Project or equivalent experience.) This is a continuation of the Introduction to Project course for those who are working with multiple projects. Practice entering fixed costs, such as material and subcontract costs, and creating and assigning resources across several projects. Learn how to combine multiple projects into one consolidated master schedule. Topics include splitting tasks, as well as assigning priorities to tasks and subtasks. Additional topics include the various resource options, such as resource leveling, resource contouring, work assignment delays or overtime, resource loading, and assigning more than one resource value to a single resource. [Table of Contents]
Fee: $189

One-Day Class Meets 8:30am-4:00pm (6.5 hours)
Code Date Location Instructor
G0601 Mon., Dec. 7West CountySandy Lux
G0707 Wed., Jan. 13West CountySandy Lux
G0819 Fri., Feb. 19West CountyJulia Otto