Microsoft Project 2016: Building an Effective Project Management Plan
InstructorJoseph PhillipsInstruction covers adding resources, assigning costs and materials, and managing capacity through effort-driven activities.
The curriculum emphasizes navigating Gantt charts, setting baselines, and monitoring task completion against planned durations.
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These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This screenshot shows the Microsoft Project 2016 interface featuring a detailed Gantt chart for a commercial construction project, illustrating task dependencies and scheduling.
This view demonstrates how to assign resources like project management teams to specific tasks within the Microsoft Project interface.
The presenter introduces the five standard process groups of project management—Initiate, Plan, Execute, Monitor & Control, and Close—as foundational concepts for using Microsoft Project.
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One signal suggests that some menu items may be missing, relocated, or renamed in more recent versions of Project 2016.
The teaching style is described as highly detailed, explaining every click, which may feel slow to some learners.
The curriculum aligns well with the goal of learning MS Project 2016 for project management tasks.