Question

A project team was performing a Project Risk Assessment in preparation for a Project Review Meeting. The team concurred on the assessment for all of the activities that had been scheduled to be started but disagreed on how to handle project activities that were not scheduled to start yet. The project manager resolved the disagreement by describing how these activities should be handled. What did the project manager say?

A) The Completeness for these activities is set to 0% as the activities have not been scheduled to start.
B) The Completeness for these activities is set to 100% as the activities have not been scheduled to start.
C) The activities are not included in the calculation of the Risk Index.
D) A or C
E) B or C

Answer 1

The project manager likely instructed that the activities not scheduled to start should either be set to 0% completeness or not included in the Risk Index calculations, represented by option D) A or C.

Step-by-step explanation:

When a project team is performing a Project Risk Assessment and encounters project activities that have not been scheduled to start, there are a couple of plausible ways to handle these in the assessment. The project manager resolved the issue by suggesting the correct approach. In this scenario, the most accurate answer would be that the completeness for these activities is set to 0% as they have not started, or they are not included in the calculation of the Risk Index. Therefore, the best answer would be option D) A or C.