Authored by The Griffin Tate Group, Inc.

Spiral Bound
9"x12", 38 pages.
CD-ROM included.

Save time by learning only the most important features of MS Project®-the ones that you will actually use to keep your projects on track!

This 38-page booklet is a self-study step-by-step guide to the most commonly used basic features of Microsoft® Project 2002 (a scheduling and resource planning/tracking tool). In just a couple of hours, you will be able to set up MS Project® to create easy to understand, useful schedules. Schedules are organized by subprojects, deliverables, and activities. You will also be able to track progress and create effective reports.

This book is compatible with the Griffin Tate CORE Project Management® Method taught worldwide in Griffin Tate's Essential Skills for Managing Projects workshop. You will learn how to enter start and finish dates, predecessors, constraints, resource assignments, and actual task information to track your projects, as well as how to create easy to understand status reports.