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This instructor-led, live online course is designed to give students an understanding and confidence using Microsoft Project 2019 by providing hands-on participation in the demonstration of the software features and functions. The course provides a general understanding of Critical Path Method (CPM) scheduling with brief discussions on Critical Chain and Agile project management.
Students will gain an understanding of "out of the box" software and how to customize it to the particular needs of different projects. Students will perform all the features and functions demonstrated as well as perform individual exercises to reinforce the material. Students will also be required to build their own personal project. At the end of this course, students will know how to create schedules, develop cost-loaded baselines, track progress and produce meaningful reports for stakeholders, as well as customize the software to their preferences. As part of the Capstone exercise, students will create an entire project of their choosing, employing the practices they learned in the course.
Students will gain an understanding of the principles of scheduling and the use of Microsoft Project 2019. The course is structured to cover all aspects of the software and how to use it effectively. Students will learn how to create schedules, develop cost-loaded baselines, track progress and produce meaningful reports for stakeholders, as well as customize the software to their preferences. This course also supports scheduling principles as documented in PMI's PMBOK® Guide.
Students need to have a basic knowledge of computer and Internet skills in order to be successful in this course. These include the following:
Students will have an opportunity to create a project plan, track progress and design and print reports. Students who do not miss any class time can claim Project Management Institute (PMI) Professional Development Units (technical). Contact PMI for more information.
This course is a supplement to the Certificate in Project Management program (PMX-900 series) and the Certificate in Construction Project Management program (CMX-900 series).
Microsoft Project 2019 Scheduling and Software Training Guide
Available in the University Bookstore; required for all class meetings. Visitor call 310-243-3086.
YOU MUST ATTEND ALL CLASS SESSIONS TO EARN CREDIT/DIGITAL BADGE FOR A COURSE, AND YOU MUST COMPLETE THE REQUIRED COURSE TO EARN A CERTIFICATE.
Tammo T. Wilkens, MBA, P.E., PMP, CSMMr. Wilkens has 46 years of experience, including 31 years of experience in project management. He has managed various projects in software, engineering and construction industries, both in the private and public sectors. He has lectured and presented papers in multiple areas of project management and is a recognized subject matter expert in planning & scheduling and earned value management. His experience includes professional development and mentoring of employees, training students in scheduling software systems, as well as developing and delivering PMP exam preparation courses. Mr. Wilkens continues to receive overwhelmingly positive feedback from his students.
This program has been terminated.
A Certificate of Completion is awarded upon successful completion of the required courses.
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