Microsoft Project 2013 Tutorial Video - Beginners / Advanced (Udemy.com)

All explained in details, very good pronunciation, very clear and understandable.

Great course and I believe this course namely is 2013 but everything is the same as in 2016. Many instructors claim in their 19-hour course cover everything which is a lie. Don't trust to worlds like Zero to hero or Basic to advance. Take the opportunity of the one-month return policy and check out this course if you looking for specific Microsoft project 2013 or 2016. I prefer this instructor to the course in Linda.com which consist of Microsoft Essential 2016 & Microsoft Advance 2016.

Its still early, cant judge yet

Very cool, learning a lot of things I can do and add to customize projects, many of which i have not really looked into before this course.

Love how this lays out the overview of tasks and then allows you to manipulate in your own file. Super hands on!

Just want to say that it's clear and interesting event for new babies to follow.

Very good course. I would recommend to anyone starting out with MS-Project. The visual instruction approach was exactly what I needed to understand the scope, breath and depth of MS-Project. Just reading tutorial books wasn't enough for me.

The real-life example was very helpful in terms of getting the project set up, and I thought the instructor's step-by-step explanations were also clear. For me, the proof will be when I am able to apply the information to a real project. At least now I can visualize so much more of the functionality.

I've taken several courses through Udemy over the past few years and have definitely developed a favorite instructor. Just to test my loyalty, I took courses from Infinite Skills and another instructor on the exact same subjects and course levels; Project Management and MS Office. Since I am reviewing Microsoft Project I will refer to this class only, although it technically applied to MS Office as well. Infinite Skills breaks out the content into smaller chunks which makes it easier to review or search for a trouble spot you might be having. All of the content flows in an easy to follow, consecutive order, as if you are in the middle of an actual project. Guy Vaccaro is a gifted instructor. He is easy to understand, talks in a conversational tone that makes you feel like he genuinely wants to teach you everything he knows. He’s not just putting together a class to make money; he cares about the content and whether or not you will understand what he is saying. He always recaps at the end of each lecture to be sure you can follow the steps he outlined before going on to the next lecture. Each lecture is its own entity. Even though it flows from the lecture before it, Guy does not spend 3-5 minutes going over the previous information, it is assumed the student gleaned what was necessary from the previous lecture and can now move forward. That was the biggest pet peeve I had about the other instructor; he would repeat the same information over and over as if he was just trying to fill time, not giving new, vital information, just trying to make his lectures longer. It had crossed my mind several times while listening to the 2013 Project Management course that it seemed like Guy wrote the code behind the program. He has a complete understanding of it, and of its predecessor; 2010. He was able to point out the subtle changes and additions between the two versions as he went along. I came away from this course with a much better understanding of MS Project 2010 and 2013. I am confident I can take on a project with my newfound knowledge. I wholeheartedly recommend the Infinite Skills Microsoft Project 2013 course as well as the Infinite Skills Microsoft Office 2010 & 2013 collections.

I am a user of Primavera Project Planner P6 and have used MS Project (older versions previously). This course gives a quick yet detailed review of skills needed to use MS Project 2013. Instead of carrying big bulky books, this is going to be my reference guide to refresh my memory for Microsoft Project 2013.