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- 1. PROJECT MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES & PHASES
- 2. Name : Ashika Rahman Shorno Class ID : 2219011 Course Title : Planning & Project Management Course code : 703
- 3. PROJECT & PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROJECT : A PROJECT IS DEFINED AS A SEQUENCE OF TASKS THAT MUST BE COMPLETED TO ATTAIN A CERTAIN OUTCOME. PROJECT MANAGEMENT : IT IS THE APPLICATION OF PROCESSES, METHODS, SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE TO ACHIEVE A SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE ACCORDING TO PROJECT ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA .
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- 5. PROJECT MANAGEMENT PHASES Phase 1 : Project Initiation Phase 2 : Project Planning Phase 3 : Project Execution Phase 4 : Project Monitoring Phase 5 : Project Close
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