55180-A: Introduction to Microsoft Project 2016: Getting Started Course Overview

55180-A: Introduction to Microsoft Project 2016: Getting Started Course Overview

The 55180-A: Introduction to Microsoft Project 2016: Getting Started course is an essential Microsoft Project 2016 training program that equips learners with the foundational skills required to effectively navigate and utilize Microsoft Project 2016. Through a series of modules, the course covers the basics of project management, from understanding project components and mapping to managing resources and tracking progress. Learners will gain hands-on experience with exercises that reinforce the lessons, such as creating a project calendar, entering and scheduling tasks, assigning resources, setting baselines, and generating reports. By the end of this Microsoft Project 2016 online training, participants will be adept at using the software to plan, execute, and monitor projects efficiently, making them valuable assets in any project management role.

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Course Prerequisites

To ensure the best possible learning experience and success in the 55180-A: Introduction to Microsoft Project 2016: Getting Started course, the following prerequisites are recommended for participants:


  • Basic understanding of project management concepts.
  • Fundamental knowledge of a Windows operating system, including how to navigate the file system and use a mouse and keyboard.
  • Familiarity with basic computer terminology.
  • Experience with using any version of Microsoft Office, particularly Word and Excel, is advantageous but not essential.

Please note that these prerequisites are meant to provide a baseline for the training and are not intended to exclude interested learners who may not have extensive experience. The course is designed to accommodate beginners to Microsoft Project 2016 and will guide you through all the necessary steps to gain proficiency in using the software for project management.


Target Audience for 55180-A: Introduction to Microsoft Project 2016: Getting Started

Learn the essentials of Microsoft Project 2016 with our 55180-A course, perfect for professionals seeking to manage projects efficiently.


  • Project Managers
  • Team Leaders
  • Project Coordinators
  • Business Analysts
  • PMO Analysts
  • Project Support Staff
  • Project Schedulers
  • Project Planners
  • Construction Managers
  • IT Project Managers
  • Anyone new to Microsoft Project looking to learn project management software
  • Professionals transitioning from other project management tools to Microsoft Project


Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this 55180-A: Introduction to Microsoft Project 2016: Getting Started?

Introduction to Course Learning Outcomes

The course equips learners with foundational skills in Microsoft Project 2016, covering project components, navigation, task management, resources, and project tracking for effective project planning.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

  • Understand the basic components and stages of a project lifecycle.
  • Navigate confidently within the Microsoft Project 2016 interface, utilizing the Ribbon, Quick Access Toolbar, and Backstage View.
  • Set up project calendars and customize them to align with project timelines and work schedules.
  • Create, enter, and manage task details including durations, scheduling, and milestones within a project plan.
  • Implement task linking to establish dependencies and sequence project tasks effectively.
  • Allocate and manage project resources, understanding the differences between work, material, and cost resources.
  • Set a project baseline to establish benchmarks for project performance tracking.
  • Record and monitor project progress against the established baseline.
  • Generate and customize reports to communicate project status and performance.
  • Export project data to Excel for further analysis or presentation purposes.