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* PROJECT OVERVIEW. 1. WHAT? 2. WHERE? * Objective and Method of construction 1. WHAT IS THE OBJECTIVE ? 2. WHICH METHOD USE ?

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2 * PROJECT OVERVIEW. 1. WHAT? 2. WHERE?

3 * Objective and Method of construction 1. WHAT IS THE OBJECTIVE ? 2. WHICH METHOD USE ?

4 *Work breakdown structure : Definition?

5 Activity list : 1. What is activity mean ? 2. What is the relationship between activity ?

6 Sample of calculation 1. Concrete volume calculation. 2. Steel weight calculation. 3. Cost calculation.

7 Resource and network preparation 1.Resources : For this project resources we should depended on local resources and most availability in order to make less cost and decrease the risk. 2.Network preparation :

8 Result : 1.determine the quantity 2. duration 3.dependency between activities

9 Risk case : 1.Political situation. the closures and curfews as a results of the occupation. 2.Exchange rate. ** The risk can’t stopped it but we can avoid and reduce. the risk for this project is classified known.

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