
Identify and analyze risks, evaluate and monitor them through a structured set of risk management processes, aligned with PMBoK's five process groups and knowledge area 11.
Identify risks using a risk breakdown structure, a hierarchical framework that groups internal risks, external risks, and subcategories like technical, management, and commercial to simplify risk identification.
Explore risk breakdown structure examples, detailing how to group and break down project risks into technical, management, commercial, and external categories, with level-based detailing and checklists for identification.
Learn to build and monitor a risk register and risk breakdown structure from identification to the project life cycle, detailing risk IDs, owners, descriptions, causes, events, and responses.
Analyze identified risks through qualitative risk analysis by scoring each risk's probability and impact to prioritize actions, update the risk register, and guide evaluation across time, cost, scope, and quality.
Update the risk register by applying the risk matrix to classify time and cost impacts, score risks, assign risk owners, and document responses.
Quantitative risk analysis estimates the effect of all risks on project objectives and uses tools such as sensitivity analysis, decision tree analysis, and Monte Carlo analysis to inform risk response.
Identify and prioritize risks by sensitivity analysis, assessing each risk's potential impact on project objectives while holding other uncertainties constant, using a tornado diagram to rank high to low impact.
Apply sensitivity analysis with a tornado diagram to identify which activities most impact project duration and cost, using three-point duration estimates in Bravo risk analysis.
Explore decision trees as a quantitative risk analysis method to compare alternatives, calculate the expected monetary value for each branch, and choose the optimal build or upgrade option.
Explore simulation and Monte Carlo analysis to quantify risk and uncertainty, using repeated project iterations to estimate durations and costs and determine probabilities of finishing on schedule and within budget.
Monte Carlo simulation uses random sampling and many iterations to reveal the range of possible outcomes in quantitative risk analysis, illustrated by a two-dice example.
Learn to manage risks by applying threats and opportunities strategies—avoid, transfer, mitigate, enhance, exploit, accept, share, and escalate to maximize project outcomes.
Project Risk Management (PRM) provides an effective approach to improve decision-making, reduce threats, and increase the probability of the project achieving its cost, time and other objectives This Course provides a basic understanding of risk management concepts and how to identify, analyze, and mitigate risks.
Project risk management is the proactive process of identifying, analyzing, and mitigating potential threats and uncertainties that could impact the successful completion of a project. It involves systematically assessing both internal and external factors that may pose risks to project objectives, timelines, and budgets. By anticipating and addressing these risks early on, project managers can develop effective strategies to minimize their impact or exploit potential opportunities. This typically includes steps such as risk identification, risk assessment, risk prioritization, risk response planning, and risk monitoring and control throughout the project lifecycle. Ultimately, effective risk management enhances project resilience, fosters stakeholder confidence, and increases the likelihood of achieving project success.
Build a Powerful Knowledge of Risk Management
Risk management processes
Definition of risks
Risk Identification
Risk Breakdown Structure
How to create a risk register
Qualitative risk analysis
Quantitative risk analysis
Risk mitigation
Course Objectives
This course is designed to cover different areas that related to Project Risk Management.
I have deigned this course in a simple way that enable you to understand risks and we start the course from early beginning explaining definition of risks and how to identify , analyze, mitigate and control risks.
Also I have tried to support the theoretical issues wit practical examples.
By completing this course you will have the knowledge of using tools and techniques to identify , analyze , mitigate and control risks in a professional manner .