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    The document outlines the requirements for a project plan, including showing a start and finish date, all main and sub-tasks in logical order, time allocated for each task and sub-task, contingency time, checkpoints to review progress with the teacher, and times for test users and reviewers. The plan must be initially agreed upon by the teacher.

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    The document outlines the requirements for a project plan, including showing a start and finish date, all main and sub-tasks in logical order, time allocated for each task and sub-task, contingency time, checkpoints to review progress with the teacher, and times for test users and reviewers. The plan must be initially agreed upon by the teacher.

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    The document outlines the requirements for a project plan, including showing a start and finish date, all main and sub-tasks in logical order, time allocated for each task and sub-task, contingency time, checkpoints to review progress with the teacher, and times for test users and reviewers. The plan must be initially agreed upon by the teacher.

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    Planning notes

    You may use any suitable software to produce your project plan but it must show:

     a start date and finish date for the project

     all the main tasks and sub-tasks

     the order in which you will carry out the tasks - make sure it is logical

     how much time is allowed for each main task and sub-task

     where you have allowed contingency time - in case you need it when things
    don't go according to plan

     checkpoints when you will review your progress with your teacher and agree
    any changes to your plan

     when test users and reviewers will look at your work

    N.B. YOU MUST AGREE YOUR INITIAL PLAN WITH YOUR TEACHER

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