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Lec 1 - PRM - Feb 03-19-1
Lec 1 - PRM - Feb 03-19-1
Project
Risk Management
Hamid Awais
FEB 03, 2019
LSPS, University of Lahore
Session 1
Introduction [Class mates and Course facilitator]
Class Decorum
Course Evaluation Criteria
An overview of Project Risk Management
Basic Terminologies
Risk, Project Risk, Credit Risk
Risk Management Process
Introduction
Education
BS Electrical Engineering, UET Lahore
MS Engineering Management, UOL
Certification in Project Risk Management, University of Adelaide
Various Professional courses from abroad and local as well
Professional Career
Design Engineer: Started my first job in 1998, IMS Inc.
Project Lead: Silicon Valley, California, USA 2001 to 2005
Project Manager: Global Engineering Services, 2005 to 2009
Section Head: SUPARCO, 2009 to 2014
HoD: Global Engineering Services, 2014 to Date
Good Teaching Experience 3
Classroom Decorum
Be punctual
Class participation
Maintain discipline
Be attentive for sudden questions
Put Cell phones on mute
Regular Quizzes
Assignments
Case Studies
Will guide how to study, how to prepare
project report, how to attempt quizzes and
exams etc.
I promise you will learn a lot !!!
Evaluation Criteria
Activity Marks
Quizzes 8
Assignments / Case Studies 8
Class Participation 4
Mid Term Exam 30
Project (Presentation / Report) 10
Final Exam 40
Total 100
Group Formation
WhatsApp group
Lectures, Course outline and eBooks
Make group of 4 students
For class participation (presentation)
Final project
Main Section
Section 1: Fundamentals of Risk Management
Section 2: Project Risk identification
Section 3: Project Risk assessment
Section 4: Project Risk response
Section 5: Risk monitor and review process
Fundamentals of Risk Management
Define Risk and Risk management process
Recognize why it's important to set the project context for
the risk management process
Recognize why it's necessary to apply a risk management
process in a project
Summarize and classify each step of the risk management
process by using the Risk Management Canvas
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Project Risk identification
Identify risks in achieving project objective
Identify categories of risk
Select methods to identify risks
Project Risk assessment
Recognize the process of undertaking a risk assessment of
identified risks
Risk Assessment: Likelihood and Consequences
Select risk controls through risk assessment
Use a risk assessment matrix to respond to identified risks
Clarify risks to stakeholders
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Project Risk response
Identify methods of treating risk
Methodology of 4 T’s
Design a Risk Communication Plan to include all stakeholders
in the management of identified and assessed risks
Design a Risk Register and Risk Management Plan
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Project Risk monitor and review process
Recognize the importance of a risk monitor and review process
Use risk monitor and review process
Obtain and use feedback for continuous improvement
Select steps for continuous improvement
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Basic Terminolgies
Project
Operation
Program
Portfolio
Project Management
Risk
Credit Risk
Project Risk
Risk Management Process
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What is a Project?
A project is defined as
one time occurrence
well defined beginning/ending with
agreed upon deliverables
A project is a complex, non‐routine, one time effort
limited by time, budget, resources, and performance specifications
designed to meet customer needs
A project is a temporary endeavor undertaken to create
a unique product, service, or result
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Project v/s Operations
Differences
Operations: Ongoing and Repetitive
Projects: Temporary and Unique
Similarities
Performed by People
Constrained by Limited Resources
Planned, Executed and Controlled
Projects end while operations sustain the business by
forming new set of objectives and the work continues
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Project v/s Program
Program
A series of coordinated and related
multiple projects that continue over
an extended time and are intended
to achieve a common goal
Example
Project: completion of a required course in MS degree
Program: completion of all courses required for MS degree
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Project v/s Portfolio
A portfolio is a
collection of projects, programs
and operations managed as a group
to achieve strategic objectives
Example
Project: completion of a required course in MS degree
Program: completion of all courses required for MS degree
Portfolio: LSPS strategic objective to deliver quality education
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Project Management
Project management is the application of
knowledge,
skills,
tools and
techniques
to project activities to meet project requirements
Assignment 1
Difference between Knowledge, Skills, tools and techniques.
Explain with a suitable example of the field you are working in.
(Max two pages hand written, to be submitted by next week)
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What is Risk?
Potential hazard
Possibility of something bad happening
A situation involving exposure to
danger
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Categories
Two main categories are
Credit Risk
Project Risk
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What is Credit Risk?
A calculation of
how likely a company or an individual
will not be able to pay back money
they have borrowed from a bank or a
financial institution is called Credit Risk.
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What is Project Risk?
An uncertain future event or condition that if it occurs,
has a positive or negative effect on project’s objectives
FAVORABLE
(Opportunity)
UNKNOWNS
(Uncertainty)
UNFAVORABLE
(Risks)
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What is Project Risk Management?
Project risk management is a process of
identifying
assessing, and
responding
to risk throughout the life cycle of a
project and in the best interests of
meeting project objectives.
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Project Life Cycles
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Project Life Cycles
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Recommended eBooks
1. Project Risk Management Handbook By Caltrans
2. Risk Management Handbook University of Adelaide
3. Managing Project Risks By Paul Newton
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Thanks!
Any questions?
Feel free to
Email: hamidawais@gmail.com
Text: 0321.400.2074
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