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PART II: CONSTRUCTION PLANNING AND SCHEDULING ... LECTURE 16 Department of Civil Engineering, University of Lahore (UOL), Lahore, Pakistan 2 Stated in another way, a WBS is the hierarchy of work you must accomplish to complete a project. The WBS is structured in levels of work detail, beginning with the end result or product, and then divided ...
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