By Naveen Kumar, PMP
Although I have in the Project Management field for a long time and have been managing various projects, I never had any formal training on MS Project software tool. I wanted to sharpen my skills, after my PMP on this tool and equip myself with all the available features of this tool.
By gaining practical knowledge of this tool, I can now take full advantage of this tool to manage projects in my current role as a Program Manager. That is the reason why I decided to enrol for this course.
Why this Course?
This course is unique in the way that you can complete this online course in the comfort of your home and at your own pace. The training is quite comprehensive, detailed and with practical exercises for each and every topic. These practical exercises will really help you to actually master your skills in this tool usage.
Although all the topics in the course are very informative, I liked reporting and analysing the project a lot.
Reporting: Reporting is very helpful in how we communicate the project progress to top management.
Project Analysis: Analysing project covers schedule compression techniques - Fast tracking, Crashing, Critical path analysis which are very helpful day to day project management.
Theory and Practical: This course has a blend of theory and practical. There is a detailed explanation of each and every feature of MS Project tool followed by quiz questions and practical exercises. This allows the user to check his or her existing knowledge post which the user can validate the result with the answers.
Conclusion
I highly recommend this course to anyone who would like to have a detailed and structured knowledge of the MS Project tool. I found this to be very helpful in my current role as a Program Manager. I would like to specially thank Satya for his dedicated efforts to create this course and spreading his knowledge to various Project managers. He has been really very helpful and approachable throughout the learning process.
Brief Profile:
Naveen Kumar, Senior Program Manager, PMP, 20 years of total experience primarily in Project Management field.
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- MS Project 2016 Brings New Agile Features
- Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) in Traditional and Agile Life Cycles with MS Project
- Understanding Velocity in Agile Approaches with MS Project
- Product Prioritization Techniques in Agile Development with MS Project
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