Course Description

Completing projects successfully requires good communication between all team members. A Microsoft Enterprise Project Management solution provides a framework for electronically creating and managing projects within an organization. In this course, you will use Microsoft Project Web Access 2003 to view and access project information located on the server, as well as to report progress on assigned project tasks.

Course Content

Lesson 1: Using Project Web Access

Topic 1A: Access Project Server

Topic 1B: Change Email Notification Settings

Lesson 2: Viewing Tasks in the Tasks Page

Topic 2A: View Tasks Page Information

Topic 2B: Change Task Order

Topic 2C: Search for Task Information in a View

Topic 2D: Change Tasks Displayed

Topic 2E: Set View Options

Topic 2F: Print Task Information

Topic 2G: Work Offline

Lesson 3: Updating Task Assignments

Topic 3A: Update Progress on Task Assignments

Topic 3B: Attach Notes to Task Assignments

Topic 3C: Reject an Existing Task Assignment

Topic 3D: Delegate a Task

Topic 3E: Create a New Task

Topic 3F: Assign Yourself to an Existing Task

Topic 3G: Notify Your Manager of a Change in Availability

Lesson 4: Using To-do Lists

Topic 4A: Create a To-do List

Topic 4B: Modify a To-do List Item

Topic 4C: Set To-do List Options

Lesson 5: Submitting Status Reports

Topic 5A: Submit a Requested Status Report

Topic 5B: Submit an Unrequested Status Report

Lesson 6: Managing Risks, Issues, and Documents

Topic 6A: Work with Risks

Topic 6B: Work with Issues

Topic 6C: Work with Documents

Topic 6D: Filter Risks, Issues, and Documents

Lesson 7: Viewing Project Status Within the Enterprise

Topic 7A: Work in the Project Center

Topic 7B: Work in the Resource Center

Topic 7C: Create a Custom Link