Chapter 1: The Quick Access Toolbar and advanced calendar topics

Module A: The Quick Access Toolbar
Module B: Advanced calendar topics

Chapter 2: Working with tasks

Module A: Task notes, task deadlines, and task priorities
Module B: Miscellaneous task features and functions

Chapter 3: Working with resources

Module A: Grouping, sorting, filtering, and highlighting resources
Module B: Resource working time and resource pools
Module C: Resource budget cost items

Chapter 4: Managing the project schedule

Module A: Multiple baselines and interim plans
Module B: Setting and using a status date
Module C: Resolving resource conflicts and scheduling issues
Module D: Delaying a task

Chapter 5: Other views and shortcuts

Module A: The Task Form, Task Details Form, and Task Name Form
Module B: The Resource Form
Module C: Compound views and the Relationship Diagram

Chapter 6: Working with multiple projects and project integrations

Module A: Consolidating multiple projects
Module B: Project Server, Project Online, and SharePoint

Chapter 7: Working with Project data and closing out a project

Module A: Working with Project data
Module B: Closing out a project
   

Project 2021/365 Level 2 addresses the features of Microsoft's Project application, which is specifically designed to address the needs of project managers in corporate environments. Topics covered are: working with the Quick Access Toolbar and advanced calendar topics; advanced task topics; advanced resource topics, including setting resource working-time exceptions, pooling resources for sharing, and creating resource budget cost items; advanced project management topics, such as working with multiple baselines and interim plans, updating a project schedule using a status date, and resolving resource conflicts and scheduling issues; advanced task form and resource form options, and understanding the Relationship Diagram and compound views; consolidating projects using Master projects and Subprojects; and advanced project sharing options, such as working with Project Server, Project Online, and SharePoint, using Project data in other applications, and creating final reports.

You will benefit most from this course if you have at least some prior knowledge of project management procedures and practices. It is intended to support you in applying this knowledge through the use of Microsoft Project as a project management tool.

To take this course, you should have successfully completed Microsoft Project 2019 Level 1 or have equivalent knowledge, and general computer user knowledge is assumed. Any additional experience having worked with project management, forms, and/or databases will be helpful.