Two key skills any project manager must master are schedule planning and management using a software-based project management tool. Our Microsoft Project 2016 course can help introduce you to these core concepts and build a foundation to help you use this tool to improve your overall project management efficiency.
You will gain insights into managing project scope, schedule, cost and resource using Microsoft Project 2016, the industry's leading software. Microsoft Project can help you optimize the allocation of project resources and reduce overall risk by improving visibility into the work of the project. Additionally, the course will not only demonstrate how to manage the functions of the software, but how to run a project while using those functions. The course provides an initial fast-track overview of the major software components and shows you how to manage a project in under 30 minutes.
In this course you will learn the skills needed to manage projects using Microsoft Project 2016, including:
This course is intended for both new and experienced project managers who are looking to understand how Microsoft Project 2016 can increase the success of their projects.
This course has been approved by PMI for 12 PDUs.
In short, yes. Microsoft Project is common in mid-to-large sized organizations, government agencies, and enterprises managing complex portfolios. Many employers list it as a required or preferred skill, making it valuable for job seekers and working project managers.
Yes. Many organizations still run older versions like MS Project 2016 because of long-term integrations and licensing. Knowing older versions of Microsoft Project ensures you can step into roles where these tools remain essential.
Most likely. Basic tools can handle small projects, but Microsoft Project is expected for complex scheduling, resource allocation, and performance tracking; which are skills employers often view as essential.
MS Project 2016 includes features like baselines, dependencies, and resource leveling that spreadsheets lack. These tools save time, reduce errors, and improve reporting on large or multi-team projects.
Yes. MS Project 2016 training is PMI-approved and counts toward Professional Development Units.
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