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List of Courses
DETAILED SYLLABUS
Project Management in P6
Client-Server provides hands-on training for Oracle's Project
Portfolio Management client/server-based solution. The course
leads participants through the entire project life cycle, from
planning to execution. Topics include adding activities,
assigning resources, and creating a baseline. Participants
also will gain a thorough background in the concepts of
planning and scheduling. The three basic elements of project
management: schedule, resource and costs are stressed.
Learn To:
Create and Modify a Project
Group activities according to a specific criteria
Assign
labor, nonlabor, and material resources to activities
Optimize a Project Plan
Display and Modify Bars on the
Gantt Chart
Create and launch a project Web site
Suggested Prerequisites:
Fundamental project management
training
Knowledge of MS Windows
Advanced Project
Management in P6 provides in-depth project management training
in the Primavera 6 client-server-based solution, building off
skills learned in the basic course Project Management in P6
Client-Server (102). Topics include earned value analysis,
updating baselines, importing and exporting project data, and
top-down budgeting.
Learn
to:
Calculate multiple
float paths when scheduling
Create a comparison report
in Claim Digger
Specify the activities to update in the
baseline
Establish user-defined fields
Create a
project using Project Architect
Suggested Prerequisites:
Project Management in Primavera P6 Rel
6
Resource Management
in P6 Client-Server provides in-depth resource management
training in Primaveras client/server-based solution. Building
off skills learned in the basic course Project Management in
P6 Client-Server (102), this course covers advanced topics in
managing resource allocation, future-period bucket planning,
and resource leveling. Extended case studies at the end of
each day provide an opportunity to apply new skills and
functionality.
Learn to:
Analyze the effects of
resource leveling
Create a resource report with the
Report wizard
Level a project to resolve resource
conflicts
Compare staffed vs. unstaffed role allocation
Create a resource via New Resource wizard
Use the
Resource Assignments window to view and edit resource
allocation
Suggested
Prerequisites:
Project
Management in Primavera P6 Rel 6
P6 Administration provides guidance on setting up
enterprise data in P6 Client-Server and P6 Web, including the
creation of calendars, project codes, activity codes, and
resource codes. The course also covers how to set up users and
processes to establish security.
Learn to:
Create a new project calendar
Automatically summarize data using a job service
Create
financial periods
Define global change parameters
Assign cost accounts to activities
Create issue codes
Required Prerequisites:
Project Management in Primavera
P6 Rel 6
This course is an introduction to Primaveras cost
management solution. Participants will gain a thorough
understanding of how to improve project results through more
accurate tracking and forecasting of project performance.
Learn To:
Understand basic Cost Management and
Earned Value Concepts
Integrate information from
schedule and financial systems for a unified view of status
Model project costs for a complete view of project
performance
Create Project Reports and Graphics for more
effective understanding and communication of earned value
information
Prerequisites
Cost accounting experience including earned value knowledge
This course provides hands-on training for contractors. It
examines how to plan, schedule, control, and analyze projects.
Learn To:
Add activities and relationships to a
project
Perform manual schedule calculations
Create and customize layouts
Apply constraints to an
activity
Organize a project using activity codes
Import and export project data
Suggested Prerequisites:
Working knowledge of Windows
This course covers getting started with P3
through hands-on, basic training. Participants will gain a
thorough background in the concepts of planning and scheduling
while learning P3. The course leads you through nine hands-on
workshops that create and track an entire project to
completion, using the three basic elements of project
management: schedule, resources, and costs. Scheduling
techniques will be covered.
Learn to:
Define the
project and coding structures
Assign resources and costs
to a project
Add and organize activity data
Create
target schedule
Develop a project network with
precedence relationships
Perform schedule calculations
Suggested Prerequisites:
Knowledge of MS Windows
Knowledge of the fundamentals of project scheduling
This course provides a comprehensive overview of SureTrak
Project Manager for Windows. It examines how to use SureTrak
for project planning, scheduling, control and analysis.
Learn to:
Create a project with activities and
resources
Calculate a schedule
Apply constraints
to reflect reality
Manage resource and costs
Create and customize layouts
Add activities and
relationships to a project
Suggested Prerequisites:
A
working knowledge of Windows
Knowledge of the
fundamentals of project scheduling
This course provides
training for Primaveras Risk Management solution.
Participants will gain a thorough background in the basic
concepts of risk management. This three-day class leads you
through examples of specific risk modeling techniques and
provides a lab-style workshop on the third day to allow
students to apply the learned techniques.
Learn to:
Use a Risk Register
to assess risks qualitatively or quantitatively
Run a risk analysis
Use a Risk Register
to propose, evaluate and justify mitigation
Track planned
mitigation with rest of the project
Suggested Prerequisites:
Fundamental Product
Management knowledge
Knowledge of Windows
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