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MPR2003P - Microsoft Project 2003: Professional

Categories	Applications Training, Microsoft Project Training, MOUS Certification Training
Duration	1 day (7 hours)
Pre-requisites	MPR2003-1 - Microsoft Project 2003: Level 1 and MPR2003-2 - Microsoft Project 2003: Level 2, or equivalent knowledge would be helpful.
Courseware	MPR2003P-EK-01 (100 pages)
Price	$395
Notes

Our Microsoft Project 2003 Professional training enables you to create and manage projects, to analyze projects, optimize resources, and prioritize work in a way that meets an organization's overall business objectives. Students will use Microsoft Project Professional 2003 to create, coordinate, and communicate project information in a consistent and efficient manner within the framework of an Enterprise Project Management environment. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to create a new enterprise project on the Project Server, resource an enterprise project, collaborate on a project with other team members, manage project updates, manage project-related information on a SharePoint site, and analyze project status within the enterprise.

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Creating a New Enterprise Project on the Project Server
      Establish Access to the Project Server
      Create a New Project Based on an Enterprise Template
      Establish Enterprise Project Information
      Save a New Project to the Project Server
      Check In an Enterprise Project
      Check Out an Existing Enterprise Project
Resourcing an Enterprise Project
      Build a Team from the Enterprise Resource Pool
      Add Local Resources
      Assign Resources to Tasks
      Replace Generic Resources with Enterprise Resources
      Substitute Enterprise Resources
Collaborating with Team Members
      Save a Version for Reference
      Choose Collaboration Options
      Set Project Tracking Methods
      Publish All Project Information
      Request Periodic Status Reports
      View a Consolidated Status Report
      Update Task Assignments Using Project Web Access
Managing Project Updates
      Mark Task Updates from Enterprise Resources
      Review Update History
      Update Tasks for Local Resources
      Adjust Updates from Enterprise Resources
      Request an Individual Task Update
      Change Project Ownership
Managing Project-Related Information on a SharePoint Site
      Manage Issues
      Mitigate Risks
      Locate Status-Related Information
      Post a Document to the SharePoint Site
Analyzing Project Status within the Enterprise
      Use the Portfolio Analyzer
      View Projects in the Project Center
      Create a Model Projects with Portfolio Modeler
      Modify the Model
Appendix A: Importing Existing Project Information into the Project Server