This is in continuation of the following posts:
- MS Project 2016 Live Lessons – Guaranteed Learning or Your Money Back
- Microsoft Project 2016 Brings New Agile Features
- MS Project 2016 Agile Features Now Part of Live Lessons
- Sample Videos: MS Project 2016 Live Lessons - Guaranteed Learning or Your Money Back
In this post, 9 more sample videos have been made public. The access to these videos is completely free and can also be seen at the YouTube channel of Management Yogi.
The videos are from the following lessons.
Lessons - 3: Tasks (2 videos)
- Video 3.16 - Understanding WBS
- Video 3.17 - Default WBS Codes
- Video 7.10 - Team Planner View (1)
- Video 9.6 - Understanding Gantt Chart
- Video 12.10 - Creating Histogram Report
- Video 13.14 - First Few Checks (Example 2)
- Video 13.15 - Earned Value Table (Example 2)
- Video 14.2 - Resource Pool - Basics
- Video 14.4 - Creating A Resource Pool
You can check these videos one by one.
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Videos: Lesson 3 - Tasks
Video 3.16 - Understanding WBS (4m:04s)
This video explains - how to create the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), the components of the WBS and levels of WBS and other options given to you by MS Project.
Video 3.17 - Default WBS Codes (2m:52s)
Every element in the WBS is uniquely identified by an identifier (or ID). It's known as WBS ID. MS Project calls it WBS Code. This video explains how to check the default WBS Codes.
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Videos: Lesson 7 - Developing Project Plan
Video 7.10 - Team Planner View - Part 1 (3m:56s)
Team planner is relatively a new view, but very useful one. It's also graphical. This video (part - 1) explains how this view can help you.
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Videos: Lesson 9 - Analyzing Project
Video 9.6 - Understanding Gantt Chart (4m:24s)
Gantt Chart is one of the most widely used views and also one of the most misunderstood ones! What are the components of this view? How to interpret this view? How to check execution status of tasks or activities with respect to the status date? Check this video to find the answers.
Gantt Chart is one of the most widely used views and also one of the most misunderstood ones! What are the components of this view? How to interpret this view? How to check execution status of tasks or activities with respect to the status date? Check this video to find the answers.
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Videos: Lesson 12 - Reporting Project
Video 12.10 - Creating Histogram Report (5m:00s)
You can generate a number of reports in MS Project 2016 - many in-built reports and a variety of custom reports. It's a highly useful feature - whether you are in traditional mode of development or Agile mode of development. This video explains how to create Histogram report with an example.
You can generate a number of reports in MS Project 2016 - many in-built reports and a variety of custom reports. It's a highly useful feature - whether you are in traditional mode of development or Agile mode of development. This video explains how to create Histogram report with an example.
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Videos: Lesson 13 - Earned Value Management
Video 13.14 - First Few Checks for EVM (Example 2) (3m:52s)
Earned value management (or EVM) is an advanced techniques and a popular one by management professionals. If you are a Project Management Professional (PMP) or an aspiring PMP, it's a must know. But before doing EVM, you need to do a few checks, without which you won't get the proper EVM metrics. I've taken an example to explain.
Earned value management (or EVM) is an advanced techniques and a popular one by management professionals. If you are a Project Management Professional (PMP) or an aspiring PMP, it's a must know. But before doing EVM, you need to do a few checks, without which you won't get the proper EVM metrics. I've taken an example to explain.
Video 13.15 - Earned Value Table (Example 2) (2m:21s)
This video explains how to see the various metrics associated with EVM in a table, such as Planned Value (PV) or Budgeted Cost of Work Schedule (BCWS), Earned Value (EV) or Budgeted Cost of Work Performed (BCWP), Actual Cost (AC) or Actual Cost of Work Performed (ACWP), Schedule Variance (SV), Cost Variance (CV), Budget At Completion (BAC), Estimate At Completion (EAC), and Variance At Completion (VAC).
This video explains how to see the various metrics associated with EVM in a table, such as Planned Value (PV) or Budgeted Cost of Work Schedule (BCWS), Earned Value (EV) or Budgeted Cost of Work Performed (BCWP), Actual Cost (AC) or Actual Cost of Work Performed (ACWP), Schedule Variance (SV), Cost Variance (CV), Budget At Completion (BAC), Estimate At Completion (EAC), and Variance At Completion (VAC).
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Videos: Lesson 14 - Resource Pool and Managing Multiple Projects
Video 14.2 - Resource Pool - Basics (2m:25s)
Resource Pool is another advanced concept which is used by a management professional managing multiple projects. The basics of resource pool are explained in this video.
Resource Pool is another advanced concept which is used by a management professional managing multiple projects. The basics of resource pool are explained in this video.
Video 14.4 - Creating A Resource Pool (2m:07s)
How to create a resource pool? It's not that difficult as many think. It can be created in matter of minutes, in fact seconds!
I believe with these videos (in this post and earlier one), you can reasonably surmise what this course offers and finalize.
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