This part of the term assignment is to create a presentation of the content in your Risk Management Report.
This purpose of this presentation is to present your risk work to your peers for their review - this will be posted to the DB at the end and will allow others in class to benefit from your insights and perspectives.
Students will both give and receive feedback with classmates.
Given this, assume your presentation audience is a peer review board. The intent of the review is to identify effective elements of your work and provide insights into what else might be considered. Consider answering the following questions:
Slide 1: Cover slide and your name
Slide 2 - Overview of project
Slide 3 - Key components of your Risk Management Plan
Slide 4 - How were risks identified? The value of your approach? What was difficult? Lessons for next time?
Slide 5 - How were risk priortized? How valid do your feel this approach is? What does it it now address?
Slide 6 - What is your request for Contingency Reserve? How was it determined? Is it sufficient? How will it be managed?
Slide 7 - How were risk response strategies developed? Integrated with your other planning components? Secondary risks added? Based on your risk reassessment, do these actions add value?
Slide 8 - How will risks be controlled? How will you ensure that risk work continues through the project and that the risk register is up to date?
You may use 1 - 2 risks to tell the story in Slides 4 - 7. This is not a presentation of your complete list of risks but rather your process with an example or two to be shared.
Slide 9 - Value of Risk Management - how much better off is this project based on the risk work? What is left to be done?
Slide 10 - Be sure to include the necessary references and citations (APA 6 format)
Your presentation should be 8 - 10 minutes and include a voice audio for each slide. An alternative is to provide detail notes for each slide that thoroughly explain the work on each slide. If neither of these are included and only slides are submitted, the highest grade possible is a C.