Using Microsoft Project 2013 in a PRINCE2 Environment
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In London-City
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London-city
This course is designed to integrate the use of Microsoft Project 2013 as the software tool for the planning, tracking and reporting for projects that are controlled using a Prince2 based methodology. It is suitable for delegates who are either Prince2 qualified or are required to work in a Prince2 environment. Learning Objectives Set Project TimelinesCreate Prince2 Summary Stages in Microsoft ProjectAdd Work Packages, Resources and EstimatesSchedule a Microsoft Project planAdd Control PointsIdentify the Critical PathBaseline a Microsoft Project planTrack a plan both in Tolerance and in ExceptionReport against the planClose the Project
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About this course
Delegates should have some practical experience of using Microsoft Project 2013Delegates should be familiar with Prince2 terminology and processes and themesThis course is not an introduction to Microsoft Project 2013 nor to Prince2
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- Project
- Microsoft Project
Course programme
Module 1: Setting Project Timelines and Summary Stages
- Overview of Microsoft Project Calendars
- Creating a Project Calendar
- Scheduling the Microsoft Project Plan
- Creating a Prince2 Structure in Microsoft Project
Module 2: Add Work Packages and Appropriate Resources to the Stage Plan
- Adding Work Packages
- Outlining the Plan
- Referencing External Relationships in Microsoft Project
- Estimating and Adding Task Durations
- Estimating and Adding Task Based Costs
- Estimating Resource Requirements
Module 3: Scheduling, Control Points, Critical Paths and Baselines
- Sequencing the Plan
- Task Relationships
- Add Control Points or Milestones
- Identify the Critical Path
- Introduction to Standard Reports
- Work with Resource Availability and Assignments
- Effort Driven Scheduling
- Resolving Resource Overallocation
- Resource Pools
- Baseline the Microsoft Stage Plan & Project Plan
Module 4: Controlling a Stage within Tolerance
- Overview of Tracking and Reporting in Microsoft Project
- Entering Actuals within Tolerance
- Updating Actuals
- Progress Reports and Reports in Microsoft Project
- Using Visual Reports
Module 5: Controlling a Stage in Exception
- Entering Actuals in Exception
- Microsoft Project Exception Views and Reports
Module 6: Closing a Project
- Entering Remaining Actuals
- Breaking Links to External References
- Microsoft Project Closure Reports
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Using Microsoft Project 2013 in a PRINCE2 Environment