three gorges Dam

DescriptionThe essay should contain: 1. An introduction that positions the project within a wider political, environmental, social, technological, legal and economic context and explains the rational for its inception and implementation.2. A detailed analysis of the management of the project covering all the relevant aspects of project management involved. 3. A critical evaluation of the management of the project in the context of contemporary project management research and knowledge and the writers own experience. 4. The lessons learned from the conception, initiation and management of the project. 5. Observations and conclusions on the analysis, evaluation and lessons learned, recommendations for future projects and what the student learned about project management from the assignment.5. Observations and conclusions on the analysis, evaluation and lessons learned, recommendations for future projects and what has been learned about project management from the assignment. Introduction The clarity and conciseness with which relevant aspects of the project background is explained including its importance to the sponsoring organisation and other key stakeholders, its objectives and drivers along with its value. This should also include a broad outline of the political, environmental, social, technological, legal and economic context in which the project was conceived. Detailed Analysis of the Management of the Project: The extent and quality of the analysis of the project with respect to the elements of project management which demonstrates an understanding of which elements were applied and how they were applied, which elements were not applied, and the importance of both. Critical Evaluation of the Management of the Project, Drawing from the analysis of the management of the project, case study materials, contemporary project management research and knowledge and the students relevant personal experience, the focus, precision and quality of the critical evaluation which demonstrates an understanding of the elements of project management and how they should be applied. Lessons learned from the conception, initiation and management of the project : The depth of insight and imagination displayed in the analysis of the project as a whole and the assessment of lessons learned, supported by relevant and contemporary project management research and knowledge. Observations & Conclusions : The quality and insight shown in providing a summary of the work drawn from the preceding content with observations, conclusions and recommendations for future projects. The insight shown in the personal assessment of the contribution made toward the learning outcomes of the module by the research, analysis and critical evaluation