The MS Project program is part of the professional development courses. It is designed to help you acquire key skills in Microsoft Project. By the end of the program, you will be able to plan and manage projects. You will learn how to allocate resources, schedule tasks, manage risks, track progress, and control costs.
The MS Project program is designed to introduce participants to the practical use of MS Project. It enables you to master the software’s space components, divide work into tasks and sub-tasks, configure schedules and allocate resources. You’ll also learn how to monitor project progress.
This program is specially designed to meet the needs of the job market. It is designed for people who want to start a career in project management. Whether you’re new to project management, an experienced professional or a recent college/university graduate, this program will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to plan, track and deliver successful projects using MS Project.
The following documents are required to apply for admission:
CodeCourseHoursTotal30MSP-01Preliminary aspects of project management within a company4MSP-02MS Project workspace components4MSP-03Configure project schedule and options4MSP-04Develop a work breakdown structure and enter task, subtask, task duration, link or dissociate tasks.4MSP-05Define milestones, constraints and deadlines4MSP-06Resource allocation, resource scheduling, costs (schedule, additional costs, fixed costs).6MSP-06Save baseline, Status date; Tracking view; Tracking Gantt (progress lines).4
MS project course will teach you how to use the software’s features to plan, execute, and monitor projects efficiently, helping them become skilled project managers in their respective industries.
5 weeks
Saturday and Sunday (15h-21h)
Practical workshops
MSO 001
60 hours
5 weeks
Monday & Wednesday (18h-21h) or
Saturday & Sunday (18h-21h)
Practical workshops
MSO 002
30 hours
