Planning and Scheduling Using Microsoft Project 2013

Paul Harris holds an Honours Degree in Civil Engineering obtained in the UK and is a Certified Cost Engineer through AACE International, a certified PRINCE2(t) practitioner. He has worked in the project controls industry for a number of years and has assisted many companies in a range of industries to set up and run project controls systems. His Melbourne, Australia based company, Eastwood Harris Pty Ltd, offers project controls consulting and training services with a strong focus on Microsoft and Primavera software

1INTRODUCTION 2CREATING A PROJECT SCHEDULE 3NAVIGATION AND SETTING THE OPTIONS 4CREATING PROJECTS AND TEMPLATES 5DEFINING CALENDARS 6ADDING TASKS 7ORGANIZING TASKS USING OUTLINING 8FORMATTING THE DISPLAY 9ADDING TASK DEPENDENCIES 10NETWORK DIAGRAM VIEW 11CONSTRAINTS 12FILTERS 13TABLES AND GROUPING TASKS 14VIEWS AND DETAILS 15PRINTING AND REPORTS 16TRACKING PROGRESS 17CREATING RESOURCES AND COSTS 18ASSIGNING RESOURCES AND COSTS TO TASKS 19RESOURCE OPTIMIZATION 20UPDATING PROJECTS WITH RESOURCES 21PROJECT OPTIONS 22MORE ADVANCED SCHEDULING 23TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR SCHEDULING 24WHAT IS NEW IN MICROSOFT PROJECT 2010 25APPENDIX 1 - SCREENS USED TO CREATE VIEWS 26INDEX