Buying for a team?Choose 5 or 10 licences to purchase access for multiple learners at a reduced per-person rate. After purchase, eBSI will contact you to confirm the learner details and arrange course access for each participant. Develop practical knowledge and confidence in Project 2010 Essentials. Project 2010 has been completely redesigned, and we must say, we’re pretty excited! Whether you’ve been using Project for years, or haven’t opened it yet, you’ll appreciate this course’s information on using the new interface. In this course, we will work through the basics, including how to create projects, add tasks and resources, and customize your view. Why this course matters This course turns the subject into practical, structured learning you can apply in real business and workplace situations. It is designed to help you move beyond definitions and understand how the ideas, tools and decisions covered in the course fit together. What you will gain Use the key features and workflows covered in Project 2010 Essentials with greater confidence. Apply the tools and techniques to practical business tasks. Recognise common mistakes and work more efficiently in day-to-day use. Who is this course for? This course is suitable for business users, administrators, managers and professionals who want to work more efficiently with everyday digital tools. Course at a glance Study time: approximately 2 hours. Format: self-paced online learning. Professional development: CPD course. Project 2010 has been completely redesigned, and we must say, we’re pretty excited! Whether you’ve been using Project for years, or haven’t opened it yet, you’ll appreciate this course’s information on using the new interface. In this course, we will work through the basics, including how to create projects, add tasks and resources, and customize your view. Completing this course will confer 2 CPD Credits towards internationally recognised Continuous Professional Development Requirements within organisations operating this kind of staff development methodology. Course Outline Project 2010 Essentials Course Outline: Module One: Getting StartedWorkshop Objectives Module Two: Opening and Closing Project Opening Project Understanding the Interface Creating a Blank Project Creating a Project from a Template Opening and Closing Files Closing Project Module Three: Your First Project Creating a Basic Project Adding Tasks to Your Project Setting Constraints on Tasks Module Four: Adding Tasks Understanding Key Terms Viewing Task Information Sorting and Filtering Tasks Understanding Task Indicators Module Five: Advanced Task Operations Splitting Tasks Linking and Unlinking Tasks Creating Summary and Sub Tasks Creating Recurring Tasks Module Six: Adding Resources Understanding Resources Adding Resources Viewing Resource Information Assigning Resources to Tasks Leveling Resources Module Seven: Other Ways to View Project Information The Team Planner Important Task Views Important Resource Views Using the Tools Tabs Formatting the Timescale Module Eight: Managing Your Project StatusCreating a BaselineUpdating TasksUpdating the ProjectAbout the Project Status Date Module Nine: Updating and Tracking Your Progress Viewing the Critical Path Using Change Highlighting Using the Task Inspector Pane Module Ten: Creating Reports Creating Basic Reports Creating a Visual Report Comparing Projects Module Eleven: Adding the Finishing TouchesChecking Your SpellingUsing the Page Setup DialogPrinting a ProjectE-mailing a ProjectCreating a PDF Continue your learning Part of this learning pathway: Microsoft Office & Windows Next course: Project 2010 Advanced Learners also take: Project 2010 Expert | Project 2016 Advanced | Project 2016 Essentials Course pathway: eBSI SME Academy > Microsoft Office & Windows > Project 2010 Essentials Explore more Microsoft Office & Windows training or return to the eBSI SME Academy.
