I.Microsoft Office 2007 Basics

A. Introduction to Office 2007

• About Business Technology
• About Microsoft Office 2007
• Use the Mouse
• Use the Keyboard
• Start and Exit Microsoft Office Programs
• Identify Common Screen Elements
• Conventions Used in This Book

B. Executing Commands   

Objective:
On completion of this course, students will be able to function in a variety of real life travel and business scenarios/ situations. They will be able to listen to and understand an educated native speaker, and give appropriate oral responses and read and understand relevant written texts [forms, menus, signs etc.].

Course Outline:
• Basic pronunciation
• Greetings and Introductions
• Personal and Professional Information
• Factual Information
• Travel
• Hotel
• Transport
• Restaurant
• Shopping
• Business equipment and services
• Expressing needs, states and desires
• Leisure activities

Target Audience:

All persons desirous of becoming Bi-lingual Business Professionals

Objective:
• Development of a Project Charter
• Preparation of a full Project Execution Plan to include schedules,
cost estimates, communications and other sub plans
• Develop and execute QA/QC plans
• Prepare a Risk Management Plan
• Use Project Work Breakdown Structures to develop and maintain
a real time program portfolio system
• Apply techniques to effectively control a project and track variance
• Ability to invoice the customer in your project planning and management life cycle,
to manage project priorities and control scope changes.

Course Outline:
• The Project Management Framework and
The PMBOK® Third Edition guide
• Project Management Processes and Life cycle
• Initiating a Project and Preparing the Project Plan

ACCURATE INVENTORY RECORDS are essential for effectively managing service parts, raw materials and finished goods inventories. Without accurate inventory records buyers cannot purchase the correct materials in a timely manner, manufacturing and maintenance are thrown into chaos, and customers cannot depend on reliable deliveries.

Poor Record Accuracy is a Direct Cause of Operational Problems such as:
• Frequent material shortages, backorders, and delays
• Excessive expediting activity
• Lost sales due to poor customer delivery performance
• Year-end write-offs and excess and obsolete inventory
• Maintenance, repair, and overhaul headaches

The benefits of Higher Inventory Record Accuracy:
• Better customer service and fill rates