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Project 2003 Advanced

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Project 2003 Advanced
Course Format: Classroom
School/Trainer: ELECTUS [All Courses]
Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Adelaide, SA, Australia
Jobs & Resumes: Adelaide
Houses & Roommates: Adelaide

This 1-day program is designed to develop advanced skills including managing multiple projects. This course does not include Project Server. You will learn to Ø Create customised views, templates and outline codes Ø Manage large projects by creating master projects and subprojects Ø Share resources between projects using resource pools Ø Import infor......

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Project 2003 Advanced
Course Format: On-site
School/Trainer: Raising the Bar [All Courses]
Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Sydney, NSW, Australia
Jobs & Resumes: Sydney
Houses & Roommates: Sydney

Analysing The Project Analysing And Resolving Scheduling Conflicts How To Determine The Critical Path How To Shorten The Critical Path By Assigning Additional Resources How To Shorten The Critical Path By Assigning Overtime How To Add Time To A Task How To Split A Task How To Modify Task Constraints Analysing And Resolving Resource Conflicts How To Determine Over Allocated R......

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