Risk Management

What is the purpose of accepting a risk?

• To decrease the impact of a risk.
• To create more risks.
• To decrease the scope of work.
• To discuss with clients to change requirements.

Who is responsible for identifying risks in a project?

• The risk management team.
• The project manager.
• The client.
• The development team.

What is the purpose of a risk components and drivers list?

• To identify the known and predictable risks.
• To assess the consequences of problems associated with risk.
• To estimate the impact of a risk on the project and product.
• To prioritize risks.

Who is responsible for performing risk analysis?

• The project planner, technical staff, and project manager.
• The development team.
• The client.
• The risk management team.

What is the purpose of a risk questionnaire?

• To estimate the impact of a risk on the project and product.
• To identify the probability of occurrence of a risk.
• To assess the consequences of problems associated with risk.
• To prioritize risks.

What is the first stage of the risk management process?

• Risk identification.
• Risk monitoring.
• Risk planning.
• Risk analysis.

What is the purpose of risk planning?

• To identify the known and predictable risks.
• To create more risks.
• To manage risks and achieve desired outcomes.
• To prioritize risks.

What is the purpose of risk analysis?

• To identify the probability of occurrence of a risk.
• To create more risks.
• To assess the consequences of problems associated with risk.
• To prioritize risks.

What are technology risks in software projects?

• Risks related to software tools.
• Risks related to the development team.
• Risks related to the organizational environment.
• Risks related to changes in customer requirements.

What are some examples of requirement risks in software projects?

• Risks related to software tools.
• Risks related to the organizational environment.
• Risks related to changes in customer requirements.
• Risks related to the development team.