Chapter 7, Tracking Methods for Decision-Making
Discussion points
Here are some key talking points and questions that a trainer for Chapter 7, Tracking Methods for Decision-Making, could discuss with the participants:
- Question: Why is it important to set a status date in Microsoft Project?
Answer: Setting a status date provides a clear reference point for tracking project progress. It helps in measuring and comparing task progress accurately and ensures that updates are consistent and aligned with the project’s timeline.
- Question: What are some of the tracking methods you can use in Microsoft Project?
Answer: Some tracking methods include managing slipped tasks, recording actual and remaining dates, rescheduling tasks, splitting tasks, tracking actual work hours, and updating task progress.
- Question: What is baseline data, and why is it important to compare it with actual progress?
Answer: Baseline data is the original project plan that serves as a reference...
