Microsoft Project 2016 Introduction

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A Quick Glance

Formatting of a Gantt chart
Understand critical paths
Know how to manage budgets, timelines, and overcome scheduling issues
Track the progress of project
Learn to use timelines, subtasks, dependencies, and resources
Allocation of Resources effectively

Microsoft Project was an MS-DoS application which was written in ‘C’. The person behind this idea is Ron Bredehoeft who was a software engineer at IBM in the 1980’s. In 1984 the first version of the project for DoS was released. It will help manage their project such as use resources efficiently and effectively. In this training, delegates will teach delegates about a user interface of MS Project 2016, which includes project views and the ribbon.

MS Project 2016 helps to build a plan, assign resources to tasks, track the progress of the project, analyse workloads and complete project in budget. Our expert trainer with an experience in project management will teach this course and help to delegates to learn the concepts from the scratch to advance level.

Who should take this course

Users new who are new to Microsoft Project 2016
Users who want to upgrade their skills
Project managers
Anyone who wants be project manager
Users who are new to the role of project management role

Knowledge of a Windows operating system
It will be beneficial if delegates is known to basics of project management

Identify the components of the MS Project environment
Know to manage resource sheet in MS Project 2016
Learn to build reports for project
Understand to enter and handle tasks.
Manage project calendar
Create the project schedule
Manage resources in a project plan
Find how to set up and manage projects.
Manage resources in a project plan
Keep yourself updated about progress as you execute the project

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Course Overview

This course is designed to teach delegates about the basic and advanced features of MS Project Professional 2016, so delegates can use it effectively to complete their task.

MS Project 2016 training will impart required knowledge and skills which will help the person who is having the role of project manager to create a plan for a project using the MS Project 2016 in the planning phase of a project. When the concern authorities approve your plan for the project, this course will help you in completing a project in the given time, and also within approved budget. benefits of MS Project 2016

Identify the components of the MS Project environment
Know to manage resource sheet in MS Project 2016
Learn to build reports for project
Understand to enter and handle tasks.
Manage project calendar
Create the project schedule
Manage resources in a project plan
Find how to set up and manage projects.
Manage resources in a project plan
Keep yourself updated about progress as you execute the project

Alt + F3	View Field Settings of Dialog box
Alt + F4	Closing of the Project Help Window
Alt + F10	Assigning a Resources
Alt + End	Moving to the End of Project
Alt + Home	Moving to the Beginning of Project
Alt + Print Screen	Copy Picture of the Selected Window and move to the Clipboard
Alt + Shift + -	Hiding of Subtasks
Alt + Shift + *	Show down All Tasks
Alt + Shift + =	View Subtasks
Alt + Shift + Left Arrow	Outdent of a Task
Alt + Shift + Right Arrow	Indent of a Task
Alt + Shift + Tab	Move back to the Previous Window
Alt + Spacebar \| Alt + Hyphen	Control Menu Will be Activated
Alt + Tab	Next Window
Arrow Keys	Moving Between Tasks
Ctrl + End	Moving to End of Text Box
Ctrl + F2	Linking of a Selected Tasks
Ctrl + F5 \| Ctrl + F10	Restoring the Size of the Active Window After Maximizing it
Ctrl + F6	Multiple Opening of Windows, Switching to Next Window
Ctrl + F9	Turning On/Off Auto Calculate
Ctrl + C	To Copy
Ctrl + D	Fill Down
Ctrl + F	Dialog Box
Ctrl + G	Opens 'Go To' Dialog Box
Ctrl + K	Insert Hyperlink
Ctrl + N	Opens a New Blank Project
Ctrl + P	To Print
Ctrl + S	To Save
Ctrl + V	To Paste
Crtl + Alt + V	To Paste Special
Crtl + X	Cut
Ctrl + Z	Undo
Ctrl + Click	Add object to a multi-section
Ctrl + Home	Move to starting of a Text Box
Ctrl + Right Arrow	Move One Word to the Right Side
Ctrl + Left Arrow	Move One Word to the Left Side
Ctrl + F12 \| Ctrl + O	Opening of a Project File
Ctrl + Shift + A	Chang Task to 'Auto Schedule.'
Ctrl + Shift + F2	Unlinking of Selected Tasks
Ctrl + Shift + F6	Switching to Previous Window
Ctrl + Shift + M	Changing Task to 'Manually Schedule.'
Ctrl + Space	Selecting a Current Column
Ctrl + Up Arrow \| Ctrl + Down Arrow	Move to First Row \| Last Row
Ctrl + W or Ctrl + F4	Closing of window of Active Project
F1	Opening Project Help Window
F2	Edit Task
F3	With Column Filter Active: Remove All Filters
F7	Spellcheck
F8	Change Selection Mode On/Off
F12	To perform Save As
Home \| End	Move to First Cell/Jump to the Last Cell in Row
Insert	Adding a new task
Print Screen	Copying a screenshot to the Clipboard
Shift + F2	Opening the Dialog Box for task information
Shift + F6	Activating Split Bar
Shift + F8	Turn on or off the add it to selection mode
Shift + F10	Open a Shortcut Menu
Shift + F11	Opening a new window
Shift + Space	Selection of Current Row
Shift + Tab	Move back to the previous cell

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