55288: Introduction to Microsoft Project 2019: Getting Started Training

Introduction to Microsoft Project 2019: Getting started Training ensures that scholars get comfortable with the Microsoft Project 2019 and Project 365 user interface, including the ribbon and project views. An in-depth training plan also allows you to learn, organize, and even line tasks for preparing projects independently. With the course's structural learning program, you can develop a basic skill set for project preparation. Course training intends to enhance the technical capabilities of new Microsoft Project users.

Coming to the learning you can derive from this course; all essentials of a project are efficiently covered, including creation and management of simple projects, entering and managing tasks, working with the project calendar and information on adding and managing the project resources, and working with the resource sheet to generate basic reports for the project. Everything is available in this compact course. The overall format of the course closely relates to the course objectives from 55288A.

This training is designed based on the objectives of the course variant 55288A.

• Managing and adding project resources which functions with resource sheet.
• Managing and entering tasks.
• Managing and creating simple projects.
• Working with project calendar.
• Managing and adding project resources to work out with resource sheet accordingly.

The target audience for this course are entire individuals who have deep interest to grab advanced fundamentals of Microsoft Project 2019. However, new users who keen to gain knowledge about Project 2019 can enroll in this training.

• 1. Components of a Project

In this lesson, we will go over the components of a project that are covered in detail and present the sample projects that will be used in this course.

• Components of a Project
• Demo and Exercise Projects Used in This Course

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• Migrating Settings by using Windows Easy Transfer
• Configuring a Reference Image of Windows 7
• Configuring a Reference Image

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Understand the components of a project.
• Map a project.
• Sample projects that are used in this course
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2. Getting Around in Microsoft Project
In this lesson, you will learn to start Project 2019 and you will get familiar with the Ribbon, including tabs, groups, and commands. A solid understanding of how the Ribbon works and being able to navigate to different parts of the Ribbon will get you off to the right start using Microsoft Project 2019
Starting Project
The Ribbon
The Backstage View
Tour of the Quick Access Toolbar
Basic Formatting
Lab: Exercises
Understanding the Ribbon
Open and Save a Project
Enter Project Information
Add and Delete Commands from the Quick Access Toolbar
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Start Project 2019.
Work with tabs, groups, and commands on the Ribbon.
Hide the Ribbon.
Use the Backstage View.
Enter project information.
Customize the Quick Access Toolbar.
Use basic formatting in Project 2019.
3. Calendars
This module explains how to work with calendars.
Project Start Date
Creating the Project Calendar
Connecting a Calendar to a Project
Formatting the Timeline to Match a Custom Calendar
Lab: Exercises
Create and Link a Project Calendar
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Setting a project's start and finish dates.
Change a project calendar.
Format the timeline of the Gantt chart view.
4. Working with Tasks
This module will introduce you to how tasks are used in Project.
Creating a Task
Entering Durations
Scheduling Tasks
Milestone Tasks
Linking Tasks
Adding Notes to Tasks
Add a Calendar to a Task
Lab: Exercises
Enter Tasks and Durations
Set a Task to a Manual Scheduling
Add a Milestone Task
Link Tasks
Add a Note to a Task
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Enter tasks.
Enter durations.
Work with start and finish dates.
Create subtasks.
Auto-schedule and manually schedule tasks.
Link tasks.
Create summary and milestone tasks.
Add notes to tasks.
5. Creating and Working with Resources
This module explains how to create and work with resources.
The Resource Sheet
Assigning Resources to Tasks
Lab: Exercises
Enter Work, Material, and Cost Resources
Assign Resources to Tasks
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Add resources to a project.
Assign resources to tasks
6. Managing a Project
This module explains how to manage a project with Microsoft Project.
Viewing a Project
Reviewing and Making Adjustments to a Project
Setting a Baseline
Viewing the Baseline
Recording Progress
Reporting on Projects
Sending Data to Excel
Lab: Exercises
Review the Project
Set and View a Baseline
Record Progress
Create a Report
Send Data to Excel
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Review and make adjustments to a project.
Set a baseline.
Update a project.
Create and format reports.
Send data to Excel for analysis.
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This module explains how to name, declare, assign values to, and use variables. It also describes how to store data in an array. (e.g. This module explains how to install, upgrade and migrate to Windows 7. It also describes the key features, editions, and hardware requirements of Windows 7)
Preparing to Install Windows 7
Performing a Clean Installation of Windows 7
Upgrading and Migrating to Windows 7
Lab: Installing and Configuring Windows 7
Migrating Settings by using Windows Easy Transfer
Configuring a Reference Image of Windows 7
Configuring a Reference Image
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Describe the key features, editions, and hardware requirements of Windows 7.
Perform a clean installation of Windows 7
Upgrade and Migrate to Windows 7 from an earlier version of Windows.
Perform an image-based installation of Windows 7
Resolve common application compatibility issues