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Proj 586 Week 5 Risk Management Plan

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PROJ 586: Project Management Systems
Week 5 Risk Management Plan
Name: Ra.Jayapandiyan
Email: rajayapandiyan@gmail.com
Instructor: Mr. Terry Printz
February 7th 2016

The project is about developing a civil engineering software. The main risk this project would have to be scheduling. Since the project has exactly the required resources it would be important to make sure that before completing the planning process the project team must make sure that their schedule are planned in order to complete the project in time. Since, even a small scheduling mistake would cause the project to be delayed which could increase the project’s budget.
During the software development process sometime the clients would be inclined to change some aspects regarding the project which could …show more content…

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