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This document outlines topics for reviewing project management concepts. It discusses project definitions and specifications, including objectives, constraints, schedules, and costs. It also describes project life cycles, work breakdown structures, planning and scheduling techniques like Gantt charts, PERT and CPM. Additional topics include resource management, earned value management, risk calculation, monitoring and control, and project management software. Certifications, resource leveling, and the role of technology and faith in project management are also listed.
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