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Learn advanced project management strategies such as splitting tasks, tracking progress, utilizing slack, and working with MS Project to ensure project timelines are met. Discover tips for modifying baselines and accessing useful project reports. Utilize various tools and techniques for efficient project execution.
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Project Management – Part 2 Yale Braunstein School of Information Management & SystemsUC Berkeley
More on previous topics • The “weekend problem” • We changed the working schedule, but this may cause problems if schedule changes(Alt-T-H) • Alternate approach: assign “dummy resource” and change its schedule (Select resource on Resource Sheet, then either Alt-T-H or right click) • Splitting tasks • Finding and “using” slack (tasks off the critical path) • Free slack – delays don’t delay ANY other task • Total slack – delays don’t delay project finish date
Track progress with MS Project • When tasks & timeline are set, save baseline • Several alternatives for tracking progress • Enter % completed • Enter time to complete • Enter date completed (more than one is allowed) • Review for changes in critical path • It is now possible to modify the baseline in Project 2000 • But think about why you want to do this! • Work-around for Project 98
Wide variety of tables, charts, views, reports,… • Use Help to sort through the many options • Use the topic “What view to print?” to see what gets printed in each view • “Determine the report to print” gives information on the many reports that are available. • See handouts • Use page format options
Project Summaries Alt-P-P-Statistics gives more than Alt-F-Properties-Contents