OverviewThis module introduces how to set task linkages or dependencies (called relationships in MS Project 2000) using a number of different methods . The user will also look at the types of relationships that exist and learn how to use best practice in setting task dependencies. ObjectivesThe participant will:
PreparationReview the contents of this module and do each of the exercises at least once to familiarize yourself with the logic and outcome. Dialog Explain that tasks can be linked in a number of ways and in a number of views. MS Project automatically sets relationships as one finishing before another one begins. This is the most common type of relationship between tasks, as one can see from the example of building a house “ the foundation must be finished before the walls can be built.
PresentationThe activities in this module cite the aims of each exercise, and whether the level is suitable for basic or advanced users.
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