Omaha is the county seat of Douglas County, located on the Missouri River in Nebraska it is the largest city within the state. Omaha is home to an estimated 446,599 people within 2014 therefore making it the 41st biggest city within the United States. The metropolitan population for Omaha is estimated at around 895,151 people. Omaha has a relatively low unemployment rate of 02.90% which has been decreased over the year by 0.5% from the year before when the unemployment rate was 03.40% whilst the average rate for Nebraska cities is also 2.90%. Omaha a number of different schools for students to attend which are public and overlooked by the Omaha Public School District and includes over 80 schools, some of these include Druid Hill Elementary School, Harrison Elementary School and the Springville Elementary School as well as Omaha Central High School, Omaha South High School and the Omaha Burke High School. There is also Catholic schools operated by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Omaha for students to enrol in as well as Private schools, some of which include the Omaha Christian Academy, Montessori Children's House and the Phoenix Academy of Learning. Omaha is also home to a number of colleges and universities, some of which are the Eppley Cancer Centre, the University of Nebraska Omaha, Creighton University and the University of Nebraska Medical Centre all of which offer different types of degrees such as associates, bachelors and masters and all in a variety of subjects.
Microsoft 365 Training | Introduction To Microsoft Project 2019: Getting Started M55288
Introduction to Microsoft Project 2019: Getting Started M55288 in Omaha builds core skills to plan and manage projects. This course develops knowledge in task creation, scheduling, resources and timelines to support efficient project control and delivery.
- Understand Microsoft Project 2019 and Microsoft Project 365 user interface
- Learn how to add and manage project resources and work with the resource sheet
- Become familiar with the ribbon, including tabs, groups, and commands