Project 2003
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| Level Beginner to Advanced |
| Instructor Jim Koger |
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| System Requirements Online Broadband connection • 512MB RAM • Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 • Windows Media Player 9 or later | DVDWindows 2000/XP/Vista/7 • DVD-ROM drive • Pentium III, 128MB RAM or greater |
| Single-user Pricing |
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Highlights
- Manage multiple sub-projects as a single project
- Create and manage project proposals
- Track task status separate from actual work hours
- Share lists of deliverables with employees or customers/clients
- Assign work to an entire team of resources
- Track your project’s budget
Course Summary
This Microsoft Office Project 2003 training course contains three levels of instruction and is vital for all who need to plan, track, and communicate effectively for any type of project. Whether you are a manager, planner, or coordinator – if you want to use Microsoft Project effectively, this course will ensure your success with the application and provide you with powerful tools and techniques to better manage your projects.
The course topics appeal to all Project users – beginner through advanced. You will learn everything from creating a logical work breakdown structure in Project to viewing and customizing project data reports.
In this course, you’ll learn from a combination of quick tips and detailed instruction on using Microsoft Project for keeping track of your project variables to work smarter, not harder.
There are nearly 100 lessons in this Project course – all designed to increase your productivity.
Instructor
Jim Koger
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