Introduction
  • Introduction: Repeat of Intro video
  • Quick intro to MS Project
  • Quick intro to MS Project - hands on
  • Intro: Step 0: MS project overview of front end and functionality
  • MS project overview of front end and functionality: Part 1
  • MS project overview of front end and functionality - part 2
  • MS project overview of front end and functionality - part 3 Format
  • MS project overview of front end and functionality - Summary
Part 1: 6 steps to a schedule
  • 6 Steps introduction and Step 1
  • Step 1: Preparing your workspace
  • Practice activity - Step 1 Preparing your work space
  • Practice activity solution - Step 1 Preparing your work space
  • Step 2 intro: Creating standalone tasks
  • Step 2 part 1: Standalone tasks without grouping
  • Step 2 part 2: Milestones
  • Step 2 part 3: Task summaries
  • Practice activity - Step 2
  • Practice activity solution: Step 2
  • Practice activity solution: Step 2 (continued)
  • Step 3 intro
  • Step 3: Linking tasks
  • Practice activity: step 3
  • Practice activity solution: Step 3
  • Step 4 intro
  • Step 4: Adding Contraints
  • Practice activity: Step 4
  • Practice activity solution: Step 4
  • Step 5 intro
  • Step 5: Updating the schedule
  • Practice activity step 5
  • Practice activity step 5 solution
  • Step 6 intro
  • Step 6 part 1 Format tasks
  • Step 6 part 2 Format bars
  • Step 6 part 3 Export schedule
  • Practice activity step 6
  • Practice activity solution: step 6
Part 2: Advanced functions
  • Part 2 intro
  • Dependencies type
  • Lags
  • Resource allocation
  • Calendar
  • Timelines
  • Resource levelling
  • Practice activity for Part 2 - intro
  • Practice activity for Part 2
  • Practice activity solution for Part 2 - start
  • Practice activity solution for Part 2 - continued and end
Additional material
  • End to End example of a MS project Schedule
  • MS project - latest versions: Is there a difference?
  • MS project and WBS Function
  • What is a WBS (Extract from other course)
Conclusion and bonus lecture
  • Conclusion: Do I need to know more? and some samples attached
  • Bonus video