Microsoft Project allows you to use both waterfall and agile management methodologies to manage your projects. You can view and manage your existing traditional “waterfall” projects in a Task Board view. Instead of having a long task list, explore how to create and manage a sprint project. See how to create a waterfall project and switch seamlessly to the Task Board view, where you can manage your project as a series of small projects called sprints. Also, explore Microsoft Project for the web, a web-based project management application. It’s not as complex as Project Online Desktop and has a wide variety of co-authoring and collaboration features. See how to create and open projects, add and edit new tasks, and use the different view modes in Project for the web. This course has been recorded in a Project Online Desktop Client environment.

Target Audience

Individuals aiming to learn additional project management concepts and use cases. Managers and members of project teams who currently use or plan to adopt Agile techniques; individuals interested in obtaining the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)® certificate