Project-based project management based on Project 2003

Author: Yang Zhibo
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: After the previous version of this book, "Project Management Based on Project 2002," was well-received by readers, we have made substantial revisions and upgrades to better introduce the application of Project 2003. The book is structured progressively, with case projects running throughout, enabling readers to comprehensively master Project 2003 by familiarizing themselves with the process of planning, defining, managing, and optimizing projects. The book consists of 14 chapters. Chapters 1 and 2 introduce the basic concepts of project management, the application of Project 2003 in project management, how to install Project 2003, and its basic operations, as well as a brief overview of how to create a project plan. Chapters 3 to 7 systematically cover how to create a project from scratch, including how to break down project tasks, control project resources and costs, schedule project timelines, and allocate project resources. Chapters 8 to 11 focus on how to optimize projects to shorten deadlines and reduce costs, as well as how to track project management, quantify project progress using project reports, and divide large projects into smaller ones for management. Chapters 12 to 14 provide detailed introductions to the advanced applications and new features of Project 2003, including how to use macros and VBA, as well as an overview of the new features added to Project 2003. The accompanying CD-ROM includes the source files of the book's examples and teaching materials. This book can serve as both an advanced reading material for experienced Project management users and a textbook for beginners.