Principles of project management in business project

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Q1) Applying principles of project management, students will develop original plan for a personal or business project. The plan must include core project plan elements. The project plan should be no less than three pages of double-spaced text (Times Roman, 12-point). A complete project plan includes the following elements:

· Overview
· Objectives
· General Approach
· Contractual Aspects
· Schedules
· Resources
· Personnel
· Risk Management Plans
· Evaluations Methods

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