MPR2003P - Microsoft Project 2003: Professional

MPR2003-1 - Microsoft Project 2003: Level 1 and MPR2003-2 - Microsoft Project 2003: Level 2 , or equivalent knowledge would be helpful.

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.

• 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