014_Planning Project Scope
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The document is a certificate recognizing Andrew Dick for successfully completing a training course on planning project scope on May 13, 2009, earning 1.5 continuing education units. The course was assessed with a score of 90.0. The certificate was issued by Klaudia Brace, Senior Vice President of Administration at the College of IPS Professionals.
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- 1. College of IPS Professionals Planning Project Scope is hereby recognized for successfully Date Trained 13 May 200990.0Score: ANDREW DICK completing the training course on CEU: 1.50 Klaudia Brace, Senior Vice President, Administration