Microsoft Project Classes California

This two-day Microsoft Project class introduces students to this sophisticated project management platform. Using interface options such as ribbon and project views, participants learn how to manage tasks, allocate resources, develop projects, and issue progress reports. Students also learn how to import and export data from Excel and other information-management platforms. Finally, participants learn how to make necessary project adjustments based on changed circumstances.

Become proficient in sophisticated Microsoft Project concepts, like resource management and project examination, and tools, like network diagrams and Gantt charts, in this two-day intermediate course. Students also learn areas like resource pooling and project reporting. Specific coverage areas include setting options, using Excel and SharePoint to create projects, understanding elapsed and actual time settings, setting constraints, managing and analyzing tasks, setting dependencies, and using Organizer to maintain templates.

This 6-hour Microsoft Project course introduces students to more advanced tools and concepts needed to be a successful project manager. This course covers a range of early-stage project concepts and teaches students how to successfully execute on a project, how to monitor project progress, the proper methods for controlling project plans, best practices relating to progress reports, and more. This course also offers a free retake within six months of completion to allow students to review any concepts and walk away with a much stronger grasp of the material

This 1-day course offers a comprehensive introduction to Microsoft Project. Students will learn how to list and schedule tasks, assign resources, create detailed plans, and track the progress of deliverables.

This 1-day course teaches intermediate skills in Microsoft Project. Building on their basic skills, students will learn how to manage projects efficiently, allocate resources, and track costs. Students taking this course should have basic skills in Microsoft Project.

Students can fully master Microsoft Project with this three-day intermediate course. Students will learn everything they need to manage projects using this software successfully. After an overview of basic functions, students move quickly to more advanced topics, such as project setup, manual and automatic scheduling, workflow management, task relationships, package estimates, resource management, resource leveling, single project management, report generation, and presentation, and multiple project management.

This 1-day course offers a comprehensive introduction to Microsoft Project. Students will learn how to list and schedule tasks, assign resources, create detailed plans, and track the progress of deliverables. Students will receive workbooks and free retakes to refresh their skills.

This 1-day course teaches intermediate skills in Microsoft Project. Building on their basic skills, students will learn how to manage projects efficiently, allocate resources, and track costs. Students will receive a workbook and a free retake to refresh their skills.

Master some Microsoft Project basics in this one-day course. Through a combination of hands-on learning, instructor guidance, and interaction with other participants, students dive into topics like task listing, resource assigning, task detailing, plan formatting, task scheduling, and progress tracking.