Microsoft® Project 2010 Inside Out

Chapter 6. Building Your Schedule

• Setting Task Durations

• Establishing Task Dependencies

• Scheduling Tasks to Achieve Specific Dates

• Setting Deadline Reminders

• Creating Milestones in Your Schedule

• Working with Task Calendars

• Seeing Feedback on Scheduling Changes

YOU’VE developed your work breakdown structure, and your task list is now sequenced and outlined. You have a good work breakdown structure now, but you don’t have a schedule...yet.

There are many knowledge areas (including scope management, cost management, and resource management) that contribute to successful project management. However, the time management knowledge area is most relevant to the development of your project schedule—your roadmap for completing tasks, handing off deliverables, marking ...