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== Microsoft Project == | == Microsoft Project == | ||
A project schedule must be created in Microsoft Project. Learn to use Microsoft Project by accessing the [[Media:Microsoft_Project_Student_Guide.pptx|Microsoft Project Student Guide]]. This schedule must include all tasks related to the project from the start of the project to Early or Final submission. Click [https://nyu.service-now.com/sp?id=kb_article&sysparm_article=KB0018302&sys_kb_id=b996a7281b6210906441c8c11a4bcbce&spa=1 here] to access the guide on how to transfer a file. The Microsoft Project schedule should include: | |||
* Minimum of 20 tasks, excluding Milestones | * Minimum of 20 tasks, excluding Milestones | ||
* Milestones should be clearly indicated on the project plan (duration of zero days) | * Milestones should be clearly indicated on the project plan (duration of zero days) | ||
* Each task must include the person responsible for completing the task (resource names) | * Each task must include the person responsible for completing the task (resource names) | ||
* Use the Copy Picture function to include the schedule in the presentations. <b>Do not take a screenshot</b> | * Use the "Copy Picture" function to include the schedule in the presentations. <b>Do not take a screenshot</b> | ||
* Gantt chart must be displayed alongside the tasks list (fit onto one slide) | * Gantt chart must be displayed alongside the tasks list (fit onto one slide) | ||
* Gantt chart must show a progress line | * Gantt chart must show a progress line | ||
* Clearly state during the | * Clearly state during the presentations whether the project is on-time, behind schedule, or ahead of schedule | ||
For help planning the project, review the manual page [[Planning Project Scheduling & Costs]]. | For help planning the project, review the manual page [[Planning Project Scheduling & Costs]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:55, 4 September 2023
Microsoft Project
A project schedule must be created in Microsoft Project. Learn to use Microsoft Project by accessing the Microsoft Project Student Guide. This schedule must include all tasks related to the project from the start of the project to Early or Final submission. Click here to access the guide on how to transfer a file. The Microsoft Project schedule should include:
- Minimum of 20 tasks, excluding Milestones
- Milestones should be clearly indicated on the project plan (duration of zero days)
- Each task must include the person responsible for completing the task (resource names)
- Use the "Copy Picture" function to include the schedule in the presentations. Do not take a screenshot
- Gantt chart must be displayed alongside the tasks list (fit onto one slide)
- Gantt chart must show a progress line
- Clearly state during the presentations whether the project is on-time, behind schedule, or ahead of schedule
For help planning the project, review the manual page Planning Project Scheduling & Costs.