1. Introduction to Microsoft Project 2013

• Understanding project management concepts and the role of Microsoft Project in project management.
• Navigating the Microsoft Project 2013 interface, including ribbons, tabs, and views.
• Setting up project information and calendars.
• Familiarizing with the new features in Project 2013, such as enhanced reporting capabilities and integration with other Microsoft services. 

2. Creating and managing tasks

• Defining and entering tasks, subtasks, and milestones in the project schedule.
• Setting task durations and estimating work effort.
• Establishing task dependencies and constraints to define the project workflow.
• Organizing tasks into a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) using outline features.
• Managing recurring tasks and task calendars. 

3. Resource management and assignment

• Creating and managing different types of resources, including work, material, and cost resources.
• Assigning resources to tasks and defining resource calendars.
• Analyzing resource workloads and identifying over-allocated resources.
• Resolving resource conflicts using the Task Inspector and Team Planner tools. 

4. Project tracking and analysis

• Setting and maintaining baselines to track project progress against the original plan.
• Updating task progress and actual work completed.
• Tracking project progress using earned value management (EVM) techniques.
• Monitoring project costs and analyzing cost variances.
• Identifying and resolving potential schedule problems and displaying critical path information. 

5. Reporting and communication

• Creating and customizing various types of reports and dashboards to visualize project data.
• Sharing project information with other applications and stakeholders.
• Configuring and displaying reports at different levels of detail, such as executive summaries or detailed task reports.
• Connecting and sharing data with SharePoint for collaboration. 

6. Advanced features and best practices

• Working with custom fields and formulas to tailor Project to specific needs.
• Managing multiple projects and creating master projects and subprojects.
• Utilizing advanced scheduling features and troubleshooting common issues.
• Integrating Project with other Microsoft applications like Excel, Outlook, and SharePoint.
• Following best practices for efficient project management using Microsoft Project.