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DRIVE
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SUMMER
2015
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PROGRAM
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MBADS (SEM 4/SEM 6) MBAFLEX/ MBA (SEM 4)
PGDPMN (SEM 2)
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SUBJECT CODE & NAME
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PM0016 –PROJECT RISK MANAGEMENT
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BK ID
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B2012
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CREDITS AND MARKS
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4 CREDITS AND 60 MARKS
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Note: Answer all questions. Kindly note that
answers for 10 marks questions should be approximately of 400 words. Each
question is followed by evaluation scheme.
1. Explain the types of project risks.
Answer: Project
risks are the exposure to a company that arises from taking on a particular
task. A project risk can be internal to the business, it can involve external
events or it can stem from any other circumstances that can hamper the
project's overall success and result in loss or embarrassment to the firm
undertaking it.
1. Executive Support: Wavering,
inconsistent or weak
2.
What are the four quadrants of the risk probability and impact matrix?
Answer: A common problem in project
risk management processes is the need to determine the relative significance of
different sources of risk so as to guide subsequent risk management effort and
ensure it remains cost effective.
A common approach is to rank risks in
terms of probability and impact to identify sources of risk which will receive
the most attention. This paper examines the shortcomings of this technique in
guiding the analysis and management of risks and
3. What are the outputs of a qualitative risk
analysis?
What
are the key inputs used in risk planning?
Answer: Outputs
from Qualitative Risk Analysis
.1 Overall risk ranking for the
project. Risk ranking may indicate the overall risk position of a project
relative to other projects by comparing the risk scores. It can be used to
assign personnel or other resources to projects with different risk rankings,
to make a benefit-cost analysis decisison about the project, or to support a
recommendation for project initiation, continuation, or cancellation.
.2 List of prioritized risks. Risks
and conditions
4. What are the sources of schedule risk?
Answer: Schedule
risks are the Exposure to loss from a program not meeting its scheduled
objectives. Schedule risks are the most
numerous in the Project Experience Risk Information Library (PERIL) database,
representing well over a third of the records. They fall into three categories:
delays, dependencies, and estimates. Delays occurred whenever something
expected by the project—a part, a decision, a piece of information—was late.
Schedule dependency risks relate to unanticipated linkages or missing inputs
that
5. What are the different tools used for
analysing project constraints?
How
does SWOT analysis help in project management?
Answer: A constraint, in project
management, is any restriction that defines a project's limitations; the scope,
for example, is the limit of what the project is expected to accomplish.
The three most significant project
constraints -- schedule, cost and scope -- are sometimes known as the triple
constraint or the project management triangle. A project’s scope involves the
specific goals, deliverables and tasks that define the boundaries of the
project. The schedule (sometimes stated more broadly as time) specifies the
timeline
6. Explain project review.
Answer: A Project Review is an
assessment of the status of a project, at a particular point in time. The first
time in the project life cycle that a project review is undertaken is at the
end of the first project phase, called "Initiation". During this
project review, a decision is made as to whether or not the team has met the
objectives and is approved to proceed to the next project phase, being the
"Planning" phase. Performing a project management review at the end
of each phase is critical to the success of the project, because it allows the
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