What is Microsoft Project and why use it in project management?
Learn what Microsoft Project does and how its scheduling, resource planning and tracking features support project management.
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A learning path for understanding Microsoft Project, organizing schedules and discussing training for your experience level.
Define your learning goal
Do you need to build your first schedule, review an existing plan or standardize team practices? Start with the outcome you need. It helps you choose examples and decide what to study first.
Separate tools from management
A schedule is part of project management. Alongside dates and dependencies, projects need decisions about scope, ownership, costs and risks. Start with the introductory article, then explore the relationship between scheduling and management.
Practice with a familiar project
Choose a project you can explain. Organize deliverables, activities and dependencies, then compare your plan with actual work. Use the articles below as reference, taking the tool version and publication date into account.
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