This course explains how to use Microsoft Project to plan, manage, and control projects. It covers task scheduling, resources, costs, tracking progress, and reporting. Readers also learn to manage sprint-based and hybrid projects. This course provides a comprehensive introduction to project management using Microsoft Project, focusing on practical skills for planning, scheduling, and tracking projects. It covers both traditional and modern approaches, helping learners build structured, efficient workflows. The content is designed to support real-world application and adaptability in dynamic environments. This course is designed for project managers, team leads, and professionals who need to plan and track projects using Microsoft Project. It is suitable for those with basic computer skills and a general understanding of project workflows.
No prior project management experience is required, as core concepts are explained from the ground up. This course follows a structured, task-driven approach that blends project management fundamentals with hands-on Microsoft Project workflows. Concepts are introduced through realistic planning scenarios, reinforced with visual views, reports, and tracking tools. Readers progress from project setup to advanced tracking, reporting, and agile sprint management with clarity and control. This course is based on Microsoft Project For Dummies, by Cynthia Snyder Dionisio. From Microsoft Project For Dummies Copyright © 2022 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, New Jersey. Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
