Microsoft Project 2016 Beginner Level 2
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Understanding Calendars
- Introduction
- Really understanding calendars
- Linking a base calendar to a task
- Introduction to resource calendars
- How a resource calendar works
- Calendars and resource assignments – Part 1
- Calendars and resource assignments – Part 3
- Calendars and resource assignments – Part 2
- Calendars and resource assignments – Part 4
- Let’s recap everything on calendars
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Adding a Work Resource
- Resource types
- Resource Sheet view
- Resource names
- Defining working times – Part 1
- Defining working times – Part 2
- Setting Max Units
- Defining varying availability
- Entering costs of rate-based resources
- Selecting an accrual method – Part 2
- Selecting an accrual method – Part 1
- Defining varying rates across time
- Defining varying rates based on work type
- Defining cost per use
- Initials, Group, and Code fields
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Adding a Material or Cost Resource
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Before You Assign Resources
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Assigning Work Resources
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Back to Calendars
- Understanding calendars after a resource has been assigned – Part 1
- Understanding calendars after a resource has been assigned – Part 2
- Understanding calendars after a resource has been assigned – Part 3
- Understanding calendars after a resource has been assigned – Part 4
- Understanding calendars after a resource has been assigned – Part 5
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Other Resource Assignments
- Assigning consolidated resources – Part 1
- Assigning consolidated resources – Part 2
- Selecting a cost rate table – Part 1
- Selecting a cost rate table – Part 2
- Selecting a cost rate table – Part 3
- Setting units for work resources
- Assigning a material resource
- Assigning a cost resource
- Introduction to multiple resource assignments
- Assigning multiple resources simultaneously – Part 1
- Assigning multiple resources simultaneously – Part 2
- Assigning multiple resources simultaneously – Part 3
- Assigning multiple resources simultaneously – Part 4
- Assigning multiple resources one at a time
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In-Depth Look at Scheduling with a Resource Assignment
- Scheduling with a resource assignment – Part 1
- Scheduling with a resource assignment – Part 2
- Scheduling with a resource assignment – Part 3
- Scheduling with a resource assignment – Part 4
- Scheduling with a resource assignment – Part 5
- Scheduling with a resource assignment – Part 6
- Scheduling with a resource assignment – Part 7
- Scheduling with a resource assignment – Part 8
- Scheduling with a resource assignment – Part 9
- Scheduling with a resource assignment – Part 10
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Decoding a Complex Resource Assignment
- Decoding a complex resource assignment – Part 1
- Decoding a complex resource assignment – Part 2
- Decoding a complex resource assignment – Part 3
- Decoding a complex resource assignment – Part 4
- Decoding a complex resource assignment – Part 5
- Decoding a complex resource assignment – Part 6
- Decoding a complex resource assignment – Part 7
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Ignoring Resource Calendars
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Resources and Effort-Driven/Non-Effort-Driven Tasks
- Work (labor), working hours (duration), working times (calendar)
- Introduction to effort-driven scheduling
- Example of a non-effort-driven task
- When does the effort-driven option matter?
- Adding a resource to an effort-driven task
- Removing a resource from an effort-driven task
- Adding a resource to a non-effort driven task
- Removing a resource from a non-effort driven task
- Two methods for accessing the effort-driven option
- Changing new tasks to be effort-driven
- Does the effort-driven option affect material or cost resources?
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Practice Assignment
- Entering resources (names, type, initials)
- Entering working times and calendar exceptions
- Entering max units and varying availability
- Entering rate-based costs and accrual methods
- Entering varying rates over time
- Entering varying rates based on type
- Entering costs per use
- Entering group labels and codes
- Entering notes
- Assigning resources
- Selecting cost rate
- Modifying a resource assignment – Part 1
- Modifying a resource assignment – Part 2
- What’s next?
