Overview

This Course PrimaverP6 Basic to Advance level is consists of 25 Lessons in which you will learn step by step the process of planning and scheduling a Construction Project Professionally, in this course the real project is discussed and scheduled from initiating to closing. After completion of this course you will be able to schedule any construction project using same methodology as discussed and explained in this course. Students should learn Primavera, a project management software, because it is a widely used tool in industries such as construction, engineering, and manufacturing. By learning Primavera, students can play the role as:Planning EngineerProject EngineerProduction EngineerProcurement EngineerCost Estimation EngineerMonitoring EngineerConstruction ManagerProject ManagerDelay Analysis and Construction Claim's SpecialistThe Course contents are:.1 Lesson 1: Introduction to project management1.1 What is a Project?1.2 What is Project Management?1.3 What is Objectives of the Project Management?1.4 Project Management life cycle2 Lesson 2: Navigating in the Project Management Module2.1 Global vs. Project-Specific Data.2.2 Open an existing project.2.3 Navigate the Home and Activities windows.2.4 Open an existing layout.3 Lesson 3: Managing Multiple Projects3.1 Enterprise Project Structure Overview3.2 Setting Up the Enterprise Project Structure3.3 Defining Enterprise Project Structure Details3.4 The Organizational Breakdown Structure (OBS)3.5 Adding OBS Elements3.6 Editing OBS Elements4 Lesson 4: Creating a Project4.1 Create a project.4.2 Navigate the Projects window.4.3 View and modify information on the Project Details.5 Lesson 5: Creating Calendars5.1 Define work time and non-work time.5.2 Designate between global, project, and resource calendars.5.3 Create a new project calendar.6 Lesson 6: Creating a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)6.1 Define a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS).6.2 Create multiple levels of a WBS hierarchy.6.3 Assign a responsible manager to a WBS element.6.4 Viewing WBS Details.7 Lesson 7: Adding Activities7.1 Describe an activity and its components.7.2 Define activity types.7.3 Add activities.7.4 Estimate Activity Durations.7.5 Add a notebook topic to an activity.7.6 Add steps to an activity.7.7 Change a calendar assignment.7.8 Copying and Pasting Activities.7.9 Dissolving Activities.7.10 Displaying Activity Details.8 Lesson 8: Creating Relationships8.1 Create a network logic diagram.8.2 Differentiate between the four relationship types.8.3 Create relationships in the Activity Network.8.4 Creating Relationship in the Details.8.5 Assigning Lag.8.6 Viewing Relationship in the Gantt chart.9 Lesson 9: Scheduling9.1 Critical Path Method (CPM) Scheduling.9.2 Critical Path & longest path.9.3 Definitions scheduling.9.4 Perform a forward and backward pass.9.5 Define float and its impact on a schedule.9.6 Further Discussion of Float.9.7 Who Owns the Float?9.8 Identify loops and open ends.9.9 Driving Relationship.9.10 Calculate a schedule.9.11 Analyze the scheduling log report.10 Lesson 10: Assigning Constraints10.1 Describe available constraint types.10.2 Apply Must Finish By constraint to a project.10.3 Apply a Start On or after constraint to an activity.10.4 Add a Notebook topic to a constrained activity.11 Lesson 11: Activity Coding11.1 View the activity codes dictionary.11.2 Differentiate between global and project activity codes.11.3 Add new activity codes and values.12 Lesson 12: Filtering Activities and project12.1 Applying a Default filter.12.2 Creating filters.12.3 Using multiple filters.12.4 Applying the All Activities filter.13 Lesson 13: Formatting Schedule Data13.1 Group activities according to specific criteria.13.2 Sort activities.13.3 Timescale format.13.4 Bars format.14 Lesson 14: Working with Layouts14.1 Layout Examples14.2 Creating, Opening, and Saving Layouts14.3 Exporting and Importing Layouts14.4 Copying Data to External Applications15 Lesson 15: Maintaining the Project Documents Library15.1 Describe the difference between a work product and a reference document.15.2 Link to a project document.15.3 Specify the location of the document file.15.4 Assign a project document to an activity.16 Lesson 16: Defining Resources16.1 Define resources16.2 Identify the differences between labor, non-labor and material Resources16.3 Describe the steps for resource management.17 Lesson 17: Assigning Resources and Costs17.1 Assign resources to activities.17.2 Assign expenses to activities.17.3 Cost Loading.18 Lesson 18: Analyzing Resources and Costs18.1 Display a resource usage profile18.2 Format a resource usage profile18.3 Display a cost profile18.4 Format the timescale18.5 Display a resource usage spreadsheet19 Lesson 19: Optimizing the Project Plan19.1 Analyze schedule dates19.2 Shorten a project schedule19.3 Analyze resource availability19.4 Resolve resource over allocation19.5 Analyze project costs20 Lesson 20: Baseline the Project Plan20.1 Create a baseline plan20.2 Display baseline bars on the Gantt chart20.3 Modify the bars on the Gantt chart20.4 Adjust the row height21 Lesson 21: Executing the Project Plan21.1 Describe several methods for updating the project schedule.21.2 Use Progress Spotlight.21.3 Update the status of completed activities and activities in progress.21.4 Reschedule the project.22 Lesson 22: Analyzing the Updated Project (Controlling)22.1 Analyze a project.22.2 Perform baseline analysis.22.3 Adjust schedule data.22.4 Analyze resource and cost data.23 Lesson 23: Reporting Performance23.1 Running an Existing Report.23.2 Print Preview.23.3 Creating a Report with the Report Wizard.23.4 Saving a Report.23.5 Assigning a Report to a Report Group.23.6 Assigning a Report to a Batch Report.24 Lesson 24: Printing Layouts and Reports24.1 Defining Page Settings24.2 Previewing Layouts and Reports24.3 Printing Layouts and Reports25 Lesson 25: Importing and Exporting Data25.1 Describe the process of importing and exporting data.25.2 Transferring Data Using Microsoft Excel Files.25.3 Exporting Project Data to Microsoft Excel.25.4 Importing from Microsoft Excel.

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