336-MS: Configuring and Administering Microsoft Project Web App
2016 Courses
336-MS: Configuring and Administering Microsoft Project Web App
This three-day instructor-led course provides students with the knowledge and skills to use Microsoft Project Web App to configure and manage a Microsoft Project Server 2016 or Microsoft Project Online enterprise project management solution.
- Reference Nr.:
- 336
- Experience Level:
- Intermediate
Cost: $1,500
Duration: 3 Days
PDUs: 24.0, Talent Triangle: Technical 8, Leadership 8, Strategic 8
Related Certification:
Certification Exam 70-348: Managing Projects and Portfolios with Microsoft PPM, Microsoft Certified Professional
Recommended Prerequisites:
- A solid understanding of the key project management concepts and terminology found in Project Management Institute’s A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide)
- Prior experience using any version of Microsoft Project or Microsoft Project Server
- Individuals who want to take the Microsoft certification Exam 70-348 Managing Programs and Projects with Microsoft PPM
- 236-MS: Using Microsoft Project in an Enterprise Environment Project in an Enterprise Environment
Intended Audience:
- Individuals who have been identified as the server or project administrator of the Microsoft Project Server 2016 Enterprise Project Management solution
- Individuals who have been identified as the server or project administrator of the Microsoft Project Online Enterprise Project Management solution
- Administrators who are responsible for maintaining the client and server – side administrative features
- PMO Leads and other Stakeholders responsible for implementing or deciding how to use Microsoft Project Server to solve enterprise project management needs
- Program Managers and other Stakeholders responsible for managing programs and/or creating program-level reports using Project Server/Online 2016 data
- Portfolio Managers and other Stakeholders responsible for implementing a solution to enable analysis of projects, business drivers, costs, and resources
Course Objectives:
In this course, students will learn how to:
- Describe the enterprise architecture - on-premise and cloud
- Interpret the various Project license options and plans
- Describe the configurable modules of Microsoft Project Web App
- Define custom fields - modify default fields (Departments, RBS), create new task/resource/project fields, add formulas, value lists, and graphical indicators
- Specify default options for Microsoft Project schedules and templates - settings, views
- Modify calendars - holidays, setup recurrence where possible, part-time resources
- Add and modify (bulk edit) enterprise resources - reporting attributes, availability, optionally require Engagements
- Setup a role-based security model for ease of use - specify group-based features (e.g., only PMO can set a baseline) and category-based views (e.g., team members only see projects to which they're assigned)
- Configure the system for time and task management - tracking method, reporting periods, business rules
- Add and modify PWA views - time tracking, task progress, schedule details, cross-project views, portfolio analyses views, resources
- Manage the Queue - understand queue jobs and how to use to troubleshoot when necessary
- Set and monitor Operational Policies - permissions mode, version control, notifications
- Access and manage Connected SharePoint Sites - specify settings for creation/provisioning, link a site to a different project
- Create Enterprise Project Types - specify pages, schedule templates, and site templates for different project types
- Kickoff a Workflow for certain or all types of projects - create workflow phases and stages, create a Microsoft SharePoint workflow, publish the workflow to PWA, associate the workflow to certain project types
- Implement Strategy components - create drivers, conduct pairwise comparison, create and analyze portfolios to assess and select projects per priority, budget and resource availability
- Configure additional settings