Microsoft Project 2007 - Online: A Comprehensive Introduction

Course Group:

Computing and I.T.

Project Managers must work within tight schedules, manage resources across the organization and deliver results on time and within budget.

Microsoft Project is a powerful tool to help you break a project down into manageable parts, identify potential bottlenecks and keep your project on track.

Information

Course Content:

In this course, you learn how to solve typical project and business problems using the planning, controlling and reporting features of Microsoft Project

Target Group:

This course is intended for those involved with project planning who wish to use an effective tool to assist in project management and development.

Duration:

Estimated Study Time:

20-30 hours

Dates

Special Date:

Flexible Start date.

Cost:

£210

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