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Microsoft Project Professional: Red Zuma Project Case Study
Published 11/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.42 GB | Duration: 1h 40m[/center]

Step-by-step guide to developing a project plan and solving the Red Zuma Project assignment questions.

What you'll learn
Build a task list with specified start and finish dates
Set up and assign resources to project tasks
Set working and non-working days and time
Identify the critical path, critical tasks, and lag and lead times

Requirements
No prior experience in Microsoft Project Professional is neeed. The course is beginner friendly.
A background knowledge of project management is not a must but will be very useful.

Description
The success of projects and programs partly depends on how best the project manager optimizes the scheduling of the various activities (tasks) to achieve an optimal duration. As time is also linked to costs in a project, it means better time management contributes to sound cost management for your project. In this course, we'll learn how to use Microsoft's Project Professional software to create project plans, and schedules, manage resources and keep track of time.The lessons are structured in a step-by-step tutorial approach to make it easy for absolute beginners to follow, and so that all important details and steps are accurately captured. This will get you quickly started and progress smoothly with Microsoft Project Professional in your project management tasks.The course instructor will share knowledge from personal experiences to supplement the technical expertise showcased. By enrolling on the course, you also get a chance to interact with the instructor by participating in the Q&A section. So, if you are looking into getting started with Project Professional in your scheduling assignments, this course is the best fit for you.You'll learn how to create a project plan, add tasks and task dependencies, set working and non-working days and hours, define the predecessor and successor relationships for tasks, map out the project's critical path, and identify lags and lead times for better project schedule optimization.

Overview
Section 1: Course Content

Lecture 1 Course Intro

Lecture 2 Downloadable Resources

Lecture 3 Creating a New Project Plan + Custom Calendar

Lecture 4 Building a Task List and Specifying Start and Finish Dates

Lecture 5 Formatting and Sharing Your Microsoft Project Plan

Lecture 6 Setting Up and Assigning Resources to Tasks

Lecture 7 Identifying Critical and Non-Critical Tasks

Lecture 8 Work Breakdown Structure Numbering System

Lecture 9 Lags and Lead Times

Lecture 10 Custom Project Calendar and Setting Non-Working Days

Lecture 11 Course Outro

Beginners who want to learn project scheduling in Microsoft Project Professional.