RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN

Based on the project option you chose from Unit I and your previous decisions from Units II and III, you will need to write a

Risk Management Plan for your project. Be sure to identify and assess major and minor risks inherent to the project.

Decide on a response type. Develop a contingency plan for two to four identified risks. Assign your resources to the

project activities. Determine the best way to use the resources you want on multiple projects, and develop a contingency

play for your resources.

Unit V Mini Project

Schedule Crashing

Using a template or Microsoft Project, create a detailed schedule for the project you chose in Unit I. It can be similar to the

one you created in Unit III, but you may need to tweak it a bit if the duration was not over two years. Then, prepare

another detailed schedule that crashes your project duration by nine months. Save both schedules as PDF files. Using

Microsoft Word, you also need to prepare a paper outlining how the scope and budget might be impacted by the crashed

schedule. Your paper should be at least 300 words. Submit both PDF versions of your schedule and the Word document

as one submission.

Unit VI Mini Project

High Performing Teams

Describe in your own words what you believe are the four most important characteristics of high-performing project teams

for your project. Tell why you believe each is so critical, explain how they are related to each other, and give at least two

specific examples from your project for each characteristic. If you outsourced any resources on your project, explain why

you outsourced and how that outsourced relationship helped or hindered your project. Would you use that resource

again? Why, or why not? Your assignment should be typed in Microsoft Word, be at least 300 words, and follow APA

format.

Unit VII Mini Project

Project Closure Checklist

You are coming to the end of this course and the “closeout” of your project. Your assignment is to create a closeout

checklist for your specific project. Use Microsoft Word to create your checklist, and make sure to include details on what

steps you need to take to closeout your project and your communication method(s) in doing so. In addition include what, if

anything, could have been done differently to improve your project performance. Remember that each project you will

manage will be unique, but by creating a checklist for this project, you will have a model to use for future projects.