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Course Outline
- Introduction to Project Risk Management for Government
- Definitions of risk for government projects
- Pure and business risks in the context of government operations
- Benefits of project risk management for government agencies
- Project risk management processes for government
- Risk Management Planning for Government Projects
- Stakeholder risk appetite in public sector projects
- Elements of the risk management plan for government initiatives
- Risk breakdown structure for government projects
- Defining risk probability and impact scales for government use
- Identifying Project Risks for Government Initiatives
- Brainstorming and Delphi techniques for government project teams
- SWOT analysis for identifying risks in government projects
- Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) for risk identification in government programs
- Risk register for tracking risks in government projects
- Qualitative Risk Analysis for Government Projects
- Risk probability and impact assessment for government initiatives
- Risk ranking within government projects
- Risk urgency assessment for government operations
- Project risk score for government programs
- Quantitative Risk Analysis for Government Projects
- Probability distributions in government project risk analysis
- Monte Carlo simulation for government projects
- Sensitivity analysis for government initiatives
- Expected Monetary Value (EMV) for government risk assessment
- Decision tree analysis for government decision-making
- Risk Response Strategies for Government Projects
- Negative risk response strategies (threats) in government projects
- Positive risk response strategies (opportunities) for government initiatives
- Contingency planning strategy for government programs
- Secondary and residual risks in government project management
- Implementing Responses and Monitoring Risks for Government Projects
- Risk audit for government projects
- Risk reviews for ongoing government initiatives
- Workarounds for addressing unforeseen risks in government programs
Requirements
To apply for the PMI-RMP® Credential for government, you need to meet the following requirements:
- A four-year degree (bachelor’s degree or its global equivalent)
- 3,000 hours of experience in project risk management
- 30 hours of education in project risk management
These criteria ensure that individuals possess the necessary knowledge and practical experience to effectively manage risks in projects, aligning with the high standards required for government projects.
28 Hours
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