Microsoft Project 2019

Introduction

Fundamentals

• Module A: Setting default options
• Module B: Exploring the Project environment
• Summary

Starting a new project schedule

• Module A: Project schedule templates, calendars, and workflow
• Module B: Tasks, durations, and milestones
• Summary

Task types, effort-driven scheduling, and task constraints

• Module A: Task types
• Module B: Lag time and lead time
• Module C: Task constraints
• Summary

Working with resources

• Module A: Resource types
• Module B: Resource calendars
• Module C: Assigning resources
• Summary

Managing the project schedule

• Module A: The critical path and the project baseline
• Module B: The tracking Gantt chart and updating tasks
• Summary

Printing reports

• Module A: Views and dashboards
• Module B: Other reports
• Summary

Introduction

The Quick Access Toolbar and advanced calendar topics

• Module A: The Quick Access Toolbar
• Module B: Advanced calendar topics
• Summary

Working with tasks

• Module A: Task notes, task deadlines, and task priorities
• Module B: Miscellaneous task features and functions
• Summary

Working with resources

• Module A: Grouping, sorting, filtering, and highlighting resources
• Module B: Resource working time and resource pools
• Module C: Resource budget cost items
• Summary

Managing the project schedule

• Module A: Multiple baselines and interim plans
• Module B: Setting and using a status date
• Module C: Resolving resource conflicts and scheduling issues
• Module D: Delaying a task
• Summary

Other views and shortcuts

• Module A: The Task Form, Task Details Form, and Task Name Form
• Module B: The Resource Form
• Module C: Compound views and the Relationship Diagram
• Summary

Working with multiple projects and project integrations

• Module A: Consolidating multiple projects
• Module B: Project Server, Project Online, and SharePoint
• Summary

Working with Project data and closing out a project

• Module A: Working with Project data
• Module B: Closing out a project
• Summary