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Welkin Course Codes: MP07

Course Features

Microsoft Project is a project management application designed to assist in developing plans, assigning resources to tasks, tracking progress, managing budgets and analyzing workload. It is an integrated planning tool to help you keep track of projects and stay organized. Course topics include:

  • Starting a basic project
  • Viewing and printing a project
  • Working with tasks and resources
  • Creating reports
  • Project monitoring tools
On course completion you will be able to use the various tools in Microsoft Project effectively to manage projects.
  • Qualified and experienced instructors
  • Easy-to-follow, step-by-step hands-on approach
  • Best practices explained and demonstrated

Learn from the Experts

Get Your Skills Certified

mos-certificate
Certify your Microsoft Project skills with Microsoft Office Specialist certification. The certification is not a requirement for course completion but we highly recommend you to get your skills professionally recognized.
Remark: The course fee does not include the certification exam.

Further Study

After completing this course you may further develop your knowledge and skills in Microsoft Office with the CEF reimbursable course Effective Use of Microsoft Office in Business.

Course Fee

$1200

Course Duration

6 Hours

Course Prerequisites

Course participants should have a basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows.

Title of Award

Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive a Certificate of Achievement.

Schedule & Online Enrolment
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Microsoft Project 2013
Course No. 課程編號Info. 語言/系統/地點Start 開課日End 完課日Day(s) 上課日Time 上課時段Duration 課程長度Enrol 報名
MP07-21111KCantonese / PC / MongKok26/1126/11FRI0930-1230;1400-17006 hours / 2 sessions20211126

$1,200Enrol

Microsoft Project is the most widely-used software tool for project management. Project managers use Microsoft Project to create and track project plans, manage schedules and resources, collaborate on projects, and analyse project information.
Many people may not have realised Microsoft Project is also an ideal tool for SMEs to manage their business plans. The following tells you more about how it works.
Efficiency and keeping cost under control are the keys to success for small businesses. Many of them have difficulty in finding the right tool to keep track of schedules, costs and resources in executing business plans. Consequently, they use more time, exceed budgets, overload resources and fail project deadlines.
Microsoft Project is a popular project management tool and is excellent for business executives to keep track of their business plans. It is a one-stop solution for scheduling, resource allocation and costing. As a Microsoft Office member, Project has a familiar Office interface, making it easy for general Office users.

  1. Getting Started with Project 2010
    • Meeting MS Project
    • Managing Project Files
    • Getting Help in Project
    • Getting Acquainted
    • Quick Access
    • Task & Resource Tabs
    • Using Templates
    • Advanced Views
  2. Advanced Tabs
    • Project Tab
    • View Tab
    • Contextual Tabs
    • Customizing the Ribbon
  3. Creating a Basic Project
    • Creating a Project
    • Review of Basic Information
    • Editing Tasks
    • Task Information
    • Milestones, Constraints and Deadlines
    • Working with Tasks
  4. Polishing a Project
    • Basic Editing Tasks
    • Formatting Text
    • Formatting Gantt Charts
    • Updating the Project
    • Adding a Shape
    • Formatting a Shape
  5. Printing and Viewing a Project
    • Arranging Windows
    • View Scope / View Data
    • Finishing a Project
  1. Working with Tasks
    • Viewing Tasks
    • Using Timelines
    • Working with Tasks
    • Linking /Editing / Completing Tasks
  2. Working with Resources
    • Resource Basics
    • Creating a Project Calendar
    • Editing Resources / Resource Views
    • Resources and Tasks
    • Using the Team Planner
    • Resolving Conflicts / LevelingResources
  3. Creating Reports
    • Reports Dialog
    • Visual Reports
    • Cube Data
    • Comparing Projects
  4. Project Monitoring Tools
    • Setting a Baseline
    • Setting an Interim Plan
    • Critical Path
    • Progress Lines / Tracking Progress
    • Variances
  5. Advanced Topics
    • Advanced Task Operations
    • Project Costs
    • Work Breakdown Structure
    • File Operations
  1. Getting Started with Project 2013
    • Meeting MS Project
    • Managing Project Files
    • Getting Help in Project
    • Getting Acquainted
    • Quick Access
    • Task & Resource Tabs
    • Using Templates
    • Advanced Views
  2. Advanced Tabs
    • Project Tab
    • View Tab
    • Contextual Tabs
    • Customizing the Ribbon
  3. Creating a Basic Project
    • Creating a Project
    • Review of Basic Information
    • Editing Tasks
    • Task Information
    • Milestones, Constraints and Deadlines
    • Working with Tasks
  4. Polishing a Project
    • Basic Editing Tasks
    • Formatting Text
    • Formatting Gantt Charts
    • Updating the Project
    • Adding a Shape
    • Formatting a Shape
  5. Printing and Viewing a Project
    • Arranging Windows
    • View Scope / View Data
    • Finishing a Project
  1. Working with Tasks
    • Viewing Tasks
    • Using Timelines
    • Working with Tasks
    • Linking /Editing / Completing Tasks
  2. Working with Resources
    • Resource Basics
    • Creating a Project Calendar
    • Editing Resources / Resource Views
    • Resources and Tasks
    • Using the Team Planner
    • Resolving Conflicts / LevelingResources
  3. Creating Reports
    • Reports Dialog
    • Visual Reports
    • Cube Data
    • Comparing Projects
  4. Project Monitoring Tools
    • Setting a Baseline
    • Setting an Interim Plan
    • Critical Path
    • Progress Lines / Tracking Progress
    • Variances
  5. Advanced Topics
    • Advanced Task Operations
    • Project Costs
    • Work Breakdown Structure
    • File Operations
  1. Proceed with on-line registration or send the completed enrolment form (download) to us together with a cheque (made payable to Welkin Compuer Training) for the program fee.
  2. CEF applicants have to complete the CEF Application Form (download) and send it to us for certification. They will then send the form to the Office of the Continuing Education Fund, Room 916, 9/F, Kwai Hing Government Offices, 166-174 Hing Fong Road, Kwai Chung, New Territories, together with a photocopy of their HKID Card before course commencement.

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