Managing a Project With Digital Tools
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Getting Started8 Topics
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The Power of Spreadsheets6 Topics
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Budget The Expenses9 Topics
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Keeping Track of Project Finances
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Set Up a Budget and Estimate Costs
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Create a Category Menu
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Compare Expenses to Cost Estimates
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Use Functions to Calculate
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Turn Negative Numbers Red with Formatting
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Use Functions to Determine Totals
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Analyze Data to Adjust Project Goals
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Budgeting for Work and Personal Projects
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Keeping Track of Project Finances
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Manage Your Slides7 Topics
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Throughout this unit, you actively engaged with digital applications to create various projects. As you developed documents, spreadsheets, and presentations, you not only honed your technical proficiency but also cultivated essential project management skills crucial in today’s workforce. The applications served as a medium for learning and practicing skills applicable to diverse professional scenarios.
Project management, as demonstrated in this unit, extends beyond overseeing large, long-term endeavors like construction projects; it encompasses smaller, short-term initiatives such as website redesigns, conference planning, communication coordination, or retail inventory management. These skills are versatile and find utility in diverse job roles. Even if you’re not formally designated as a project manager, the ability to organize work, set goals, manage employees, deliver presentations, and track expenses remains invaluable. The proficiency in utilizing digital tools for sharing, downloading, or publishing creations online enhances communication within project teams, fostering better collaboration and increased efficiency. As you embark on your next project, may these skills and tools contribute to your success.