You are tracking a project that is published to Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. Your organization tracks actual hours on the project level, not on the task level. Some of your resources do not have access to a computer and submit their hours on paper timesheets each week.
You need to record their time. What should you do?

You are developing a project that is published to Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. You have identified the resources you want to work on your project. In Microsoft Office Project Web Access, you need to propose these resource assignments so that senior management can review and approve them. What should you do?

You create a proposal in Microsoft Office Project Web Access. You need to add part-time resources to your proposal to create a resource profile for this proposal. What should you do next?

You have a list of tasks to manage by using Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. In Microsoft Office Project Web Access, you need to detail these tasks in a manner that allows for assignment of resources and promotion to a project plan. What should you do?

You are working on a proposal for a project that will be published and available in Microsoft Office Project Web Access. For this proposal, tasks have fixed durations, and resources have different availability throughout the timeline of the work. You need to assign resources to the proposal according to their availability. What should you do?

You are managing an activity plan in Microsoft Office Project Server 2007.
You identify additional tasks with complex dependencies and multiple resources per task. You need to modify the activity plan to accommodate the additional tasks and allow resources to continue to track their work by using timesheets. What should you do?

Over the next fiscal quarter, several resources will spend 25 percent of their time on sales support work. You want to allocate this time, but you do not have a license for Microsoft Office Project Professional 2007. In Microsoft Office Project Server 2007, you need to reduce resource availability to account for the sales support tasks. What should you do?

A project plan is published in Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. The resources include contractors who do not have Project Server user accounts. In Microsoft Office Project Professional 2007, you need to save a version of the file that allows the contractors to modify your plan prior to publishing it. What should you do?

You create a project plan with a resource plan in Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. You can estimate work of individual tasks in the current phase, but you cannot estimate work of individual tasks in the next phase. You do not want to create dummy tasks in the project plan to manage resource utilization. You need to calculate the resource utilization of your project resources based on work in the current phase and the next phase. On what should you base the resource utilization?

You manage a portfolio of projects that are saved to Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. Your organization is evaluating whether to take on another project. A key factor in that decision is whether the necessary resources will be available during the next 3 months. Your organization’s resources include full-time and part-time regular employees and some contractors with variable schedules. You need to check resource availability to ascertain how much free time the resources required for the new project will have during the next 3 months. What should you do?