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PROFESSOR TO PRESENT
AT
ASCUE CONFERENCE IN JUNE
TITUSVILLE,
Mar. 15 -- Melanie
O. Anderson, Assistant Professor of Business and
Director of Continuing Education at the
University of Pittsburgh at Titusville, will
present at the 34th Association of
Small Computer Users in Education Conference in
June. Her
topic, “Microsoft Project 2000 – Keeping
Projects On Time and Within Reasonable
Budget,” is designed as a mini-tutorial that
reviews the setup and manipulation of a project
using Microsoft Project 2000.
“Time
and funds are limited in managing almost every
technical or computer project today,” says
Anderson. “Software
can help stakeholders in all phases of project
management, including planning a project,
creating project schedules, communicating
project information, using the critical path,
assigning resources, tracking progress, and
sharing information across applications and the
web.” Through
the use of Microsoft Project 2000, Anderson will
produce popular graphical charts, such as Gantt,
Critical Path, and PERT.
She also will demonstrate other project
views, including entry, cost, schedule, summary,
tracking, variance and work tables; task detail
and task name forms; and combination Gantt and
task name forms.
Anderson
will demonstrate how to share this information
on a network or on the web. She believes this information will benefit conference
attendees who teach, or work in the support and
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