PSSI Microsoft Project Pre-Workshop Survey

To help us better tailor this Microsoft Project training for you, please fill out this short survey

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* 1. Name:

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* 2. Company/Organization:

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* 3. Email:

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* 4. How would you rate your expertise with Microsoft Project?

(1) Never touched it

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(3) Novice

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(5) Expert

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* 5. What are you hoping to get out of this workshop?

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* 6. I am struggling with this Microsoft Project concept or feature:

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* 7. I want to make sure these topics are covered:

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* 8. Check all statements that apply related to using Microsoft Project:

I ) I know how to start a project from a template (.mpt) file.

2) In Project Information, I know how the project start, finish, current, status dates are calculated and work in Microsoft Project.

3) I can identify and I understand the difference between project, task, resource, assignment fields and time phased fields.

4) I am familiar with Options in Microsoft Project and understand the difference between local and global settings.

5) I understand how the project calendar and calendar setting (in Options) in Microsoft Project work together for scheduling.

6) I understand how project, task, and resource calendars work and how to use them for scheduling.

7) Row zero, summary, detail and milestone type of tasks and level in a WBS I work with pretty easily.

8) Entering estimates of work, cost and timing are not a problem for me.

9) I know how timing constraints and deadlines work.

10) The various ways of linking (dependencies) tasks, and determining different types of lead/lag dependencies is something I know how to do in Microsoft Project.

11) Critical path method, how things are being calculated is something I understand well.

12) Fixed Duration, Fixed Work and Fixed Units and the interaction with Effort Driven is a resource assignment/scheduling concept I understand pretty well. At least as well as can be expected.

13) Defining and assigning resources is a topic I understand well enough to use.

14) I can view and manage resource workloads in Microsoft Project.

15) I know how to update a project plan against the status date.

16) My projects in Microsoft Project are all statused and up-to-date.

17) I can work well with Microsoft Project tables, filters, views and groups.

18) I can use the Organizer effectively.

19) I know were to go to get help with Microsoft Project.

20) I find working with Microsoft Project a valuable work-related experience.