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learner to be able to use Microsoft Project 2013-Level 1 & 2 to create a new project, enter and work with tasks and resources, create a schedule, and print effective project information.  \nAt the completion of this course you should be able to:  \n􀁸 start Microsoft Project and identify how it works  \n􀁸 explain some of the key concepts associated with project management  \n􀁸 create a new project file in Microsoft Project  \n􀁸 enter tasks into a project file  \n􀁸 create relationships between tasks in a project  \n􀁸 add resources, including labour, materialsa, and equipment, to a project  \n􀁸 understand and use resource assignment calculations  \n􀁸 assign resources to tasks using a number of different methods  \n􀁸 use various techniques for levelling over allocation of resources  \n􀁸 assign material resources in a project  \n􀁸 assign and track costs within a project  \n􀁸 apply constraints and deadlines to tasks in a project  \n􀁸 track the progress of a project  \n􀁸 print various aspects of a project  \n􀁸 work more productively with project views  \n􀁸 work with tables in Microsoft Project  \n􀁸 work with some of the features that allow you to control your data  \n􀁸 format projects to make them more appealing and relevant  \n􀁸 print data from Gantt Charts in a variety of ways and presentations  \n􀁸 run and modify standard reports as well as create your own custom reports  \n􀁸 work with and create project templates  \n􀁸 work with and understand Microsoft Project project files  \n􀁸 work with and link multiple projects in Microsoft Project  \n􀁸 create shared resources for use amongst multiple projects  \n􀁸 downsize large project files into more managable entities  \n􀁸 export project data to other applications  \n􀁸 create VBA macros to automate operations in a project file  \nMicrosoft Project 2013-Level 1 & 2 assumes little or no knowledge of the software. However, it would be beneficial to have a general understanding of personal computers and the Windows operating system environment.  \n299 topics  \nThe InFocus series of publications have been written with one topic per page. Topic sheets either contain relevant reference information, or detailed step-by-step instructions designed on a real-world case study scenario. Publications can be used for instructor-led training, selfpaced learning, or a combination of the two.  \n􀂙 Formats Available  \n􀂙 Companion Products  \nA4 Black and White, A5 Black and White (quantity order only), A5 Full Colour (quantity order only), Electronic Licence  \nThere are a number of complementary titles in the same series as this publication. Information about other relevant publications can be found on our website at [www.appliededucation.edu.au](www.appliededucation.edu.au)  \nThis information sheet was produced on Wednesday, April 01, 2015 and was accurate at the time of printing.  \nContents  \nGetting To Know Project 2013  \nHow Project 2013 Works Starting Project In Windows 8 Understanding The Project Start  \nScreen  \nThe Project 2013 Screen Project Operations Using The Ribbon  \nShowing And Collapsing The Ribbon Understanding The Backstage The Project Work Area  \nWorking With Views  \nWorking With Split Screens Understanding Sheet Views Working With Tables Gantt Chart View Working With Gantt Charts Understanding The QAT Working With The QAT  \nWorking With Project Files Exiting From Project 2013  \nProject Management  \nTasks And Resources The Importance Of Planning Understanding the Gantt Chart Computers And Project Management  \nCreating A New Project  \nSteps In Creating A Project Understanding Your Project Creating A New Project File Calendar Options  \nChanging Calendar Options Working With Calendars Modifying The Standard Calendar Entering Public Holidays Creating A New Calendar Setting Up Project Information Entering File Properties  \nCreating Tasks  \nUnderstanding Tasks ","cbCainChPJoBrkh0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainChPJoBrkh0","pdf",533271,"English","# Getting To Know Project 2013\n## How Project 2013 Works\n## Starting Project in Windows 8\n## Understanding the Project Start Screen\n## The Project 2013 Screen and Ribbon\n## Project Work Area and Views\n## Project Files and Exiting Project 2013\n# Project Management\n## Tasks and Resources\n## Creating a New Project\n## Steps in Creating a Project\n## Working With Calendars\n## Creating Tasks and Summary Tasks\n## Working With Views, Task Information, and Progress\n## Scheduling\n## Understanding Task Dependencies\n## Fine Tuning a Schedule (Critical Path, Slack, Lead/Lag)\n# Resourcing a Project\n## Entering Work, Material, and Cost Resources\n## Resource Availability and Calendars\n## Resource Assignment Concepts and Calculations\n## Assigning Resources and Work Contouring\n## Resource Levelling and Allocation Tracking","[{\"question\":\"What learning outcomes does the course target for Microsoft Project 2013 Level 1 \\u0026 2?\",\"answer\":\"The course enables learners to start Microsoft Project, create a new project, enter tasks and relationships, add and assign resources, build schedules, track progress, and print effective project information and reports.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the outline cover scheduling and task relationships?\",\"answer\":\"It teaches understanding task dependencies, creating dependencies automatically and manually, and fine-tuning schedules using critical path, slack, and lag/lead time concepts.\"},{\"question\":\"What resourcing topics are included in the outline?\",\"answer\":\"The outline covers entering work, material, and cost resources, assigning calendars and managing resource availability, performing resource assignment calculations, and applying resource levelling to handle overallocation.\"}]","Outline for INF1370 - Microsoft Project 2013 - Level 1 & 2 | PDF",1789205402]