Scheduling &Tracking Methodologies
Microsoft Project Intermediate II
Workshop
description:
At
the end of this one-day workshop the participant learns several
methodologies and techniques for scheduling and controlling project
timelines, resources and costs. The
class participant applies the skills learned though hands-on case study.
The participant is encouraged to bring a disk copy of a current
project to apply the skills learned.
You
will learn to:
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Estimate
duration using the PERT method
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Level
resource over allocations
-
Analysis
and optimize the schedule using the Critical Path Method
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Enter
and actual project data
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Compare
actual data with baseline data
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Use
earned value
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Take
corrective action to reduce project slippage
Target
Audience:
This
course is for users of Microsoft Project who require an in depth
knowledge of project scheduling
Prerequisite:
The
participant has taken the Microsoft Project Introduction Course
Course
Outline
Module
One-Estimate Duration with PERT
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Terminology
and Definition
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Enter
three estimates
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Calculate
three schedules
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Analyze
the three schedules
Module
Two-Resource Leveling
Module
Three-Analyze the Critical Path
-
Terminology
and definition
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Correct
errors in task relationships
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Analyze
critical and non critical tasks
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Identify
the amount of slack time
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Techniques
for shortening the schedule
-
Techniques
to reduce the cost of the project
-
Techniques
to resolve resource over allocation
Module
Four-Overview of Tracking
Module
Five-Enter Actual Data
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Entering
actual data for tasks on schedule
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Entering
actual data for task not on schedule
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Rescheduling
tasks
-
Entering
actual cost data
Module
Six-Analyzing Variance of Actual Data with the Baseline
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Filter
for tasks not on schedule
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Analyze
slipping tasks
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Analyze
Percent complete of major phases
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Analyze
schedule and cost variance
Module
Seven-Corrective Actions to Reduce Cost Overruns
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Use
the earned value table to identify schedule and costing problems.
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Techniques
for reducing schedule and cost overruns.
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Module
Eight-Corrective Actions to Put the Schedule on Track
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Changing
task relationships to shorten the schedule
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Delay
a task with slack time
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Reassign
resources
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Assign
overtime work or extend working hours
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Add
new tasks to the baseline
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