Risk Courses

It is important to see risk as a business-wide challenge. Risk management should be a high priority for all organizations, and it should also be a primary focus of the organization’s management. This focus should be devoted to minimizing the adverse effects of accidental loss on the organization. Business Risk Analysis and Management is a course that will define risk management as a managerial process for planning, organizing, leading, and controlling the activities of an organization in order to minimize the adverse effects of accidental losses due to risk events at reasonable cost. This course will define risk management and describe how risk must be managed for the organization before it can be managed for a portfolio, program or project.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 4

It is important to see risk as a business-wide challenge. Risk management should be a high priority for all organizations, and it should also be a primary focus of the organization’s management. This focus should be devoted to minimizing the adverse effects of accidental loss on the organization. Business Risk Analysis and Management is a course that will define risk management as a managerial process for planning, organizing, leading, and controlling the activities of an organization in order to minimize the adverse effects of accidental losses due to risk events at reasonable cost. This course will define risk management and describe how risk must be managed for the organization before it can be managed for a portfolio, program or project.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 4

Risk management is the identification, evaluation, and prioritization of risks. Examining alternative risk management techniques is a crucial step in the practice of sound risk management. All risk management alternatives must be identified before the best alternative can be selected. An overlooked alternative may turn out to have been the most cost-effective choice. Exploring and Selecting Risk Management Techniques is a course that will describe the importance of selecting a risk management technique for your project.  This course will describe the techniques that can be used for a project and the factors that must be considered. This course will also describe the six techniques that can be used for risk financing and provide an explanation of when each should be used.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 1

Risk management is the identification, evaluation, and prioritization of risks. Examining alternative risk management techniques is a crucial step in the practice of sound risk management. All risk management alternatives must be identified before the best alternative can be selected. An overlooked alternative may turn out to have been the most cost-effective choice. Exploring and Selecting Risk Management Techniques is a course that will describe the importance of selecting a risk management technique for your project.  This course will describe the techniques that can be used for a project and the factors that must be considered. This course will also describe the six techniques that can be used for risk financing and provide an explanation of when each should be used.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 1

When executing a project, there are many risks that may occur. This is why a project schedule is a vital tool that a project manager can rely on. However, a flawed schedule is vulnerable to these risks, which may lead to the failure of a project. Project Schedule Risks is a webinar which will discuss the variety of analysis that will identify many of the risk that may result from failing to meet schedule dates for the project.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 1

A loss exposure is the possibility of financial loss that an organization may face as a result of a risk event that occurs. Risk management is the process of managing risks. Identifying Risk Exposures and Selecting Risk Control Techniques is a course that will describe how to identify loss exposures for a business organization. This course will define the three aspects of loss exposures. This course will identify different methods that can be used to identify loss exposures. This course will identify risk control techniques that can be implemented to either reduce or eliminate risk exposures. Finally, this course will describe financing that can be used to implement required risk controls.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 1

A loss exposure is the possibility of financial loss that an organization may face as a result of a risk event that occurs. Risk management is the process of managing risks. Identifying Risk Exposures and Selecting Risk Control Techniques is a course that will describe how to identify loss exposures for a business organization. This course will define the three aspects of loss exposures. This course will identify different methods that can be used to identify loss exposures. This course will identify risk control techniques that can be implemented to either reduce or eliminate risk exposures. Finally, this course will describe financing that can be used to implement required risk controls.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 1

Introduction to Risk Management Techniques is a course that will describe the process for selecting a risk management technique. This course will describe the selection process and identify the selection criteria that can be used. This course will identify both the costs and benefits of risk management for both the organization and the project. This course will also describe the tailoring that can be used to get the risk management process optimized for any organization.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 1

Introduction to Risk Management Techniques is a course that will describe the process for selecting a risk management technique. This course will describe the selection process and identify the selection criteria that can be used. This course will identify both the costs and benefits of risk management for both the organization and the project. This course will also describe the tailoring that can be used to get the risk management process optimized for any organization.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 1

Risk is part of every project and managing risk is a critical skill for every project manager. Project Risk Management Essentials is a course that will describe the essential elements of the risk management process. This course focuses on the critical risk management skills that are required to manage project risk, while explaining why it is important for project managers to follow an established risk management program. Finally, this course will describe how to identify loss exposures during each phase of the project.

This course has been registered with the Project Management Institute (PMI) and provides 8 Ways of Working PDUs and 8 RMP PDUs.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 8

Risk is part of every project and managing risk is a critical skill for every project manager. Project Risk Management Essentials is a course that will describe the essential elements of the risk management process. This course focuses on the critical risk management skills that are required to manage project risk, while explaining why it is important for project managers to follow an established risk management program. Finally, this course will describe how to identify loss exposures during each phase of the project.

This course has been registered with the Project Management Institute (PMI) and provides 8 Ways of Working PDUs and 8 RMP PDUs.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 8

Risk exists in all projects. The purpose of risk processes in project management is to identify, analyze, and manage risks that could impact the success of the project. The risk management process involves identifying potential risks, assessing the likelihood and impact of each risk, and developing strategies to mitigate or avoid those risks. Project Risk Management Processes is course that will review the Project Risk Management knowledge area. This knowledge area is concerned with identifying, assessing, and managing risks that could impact the project’s success. This course will review the six risk processes. This course will review the inputs, tools and techniques and outputs for each process.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 2

Risk exists in all projects. The purpose of risk processes in project management is to identify, analyze, and manage risks that could impact the success of the project. The risk management process involves identifying potential risks, assessing the likelihood and impact of each risk, and developing strategies to mitigate or avoid those risks. Project Risk Management Processes is course that will review the Project Risk Management knowledge area. This knowledge area is concerned with identifying, assessing, and managing risks that could impact the project’s success. This course will review the six risk processes. This course will review the inputs, tools and techniques and outputs for each process.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 2

All projects have some degree of uncertainty, and the project manager must create a plan to deal with all uncertainty. Project Uncertainty and Risk Management is a course that will review the "uncertainty" that exists in all projects and the risk management approaches that can be implemented to minimize uncertainty. This course will review the uncertainty performance domain and define the techniques for controlling uncertainty in projects. This course will describe the risk limits for an organization and explain how this relates to project risk. This course will define strategies that can be used to deal with threats and opportunities. This course will identify the purpose of project risk management. Finally, this course will review the processes that can be used by project managers to identify, analyze, and plan risk responses.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 3

All projects have some degree of uncertainty, and the project manager must create a plan to deal with all uncertainty. Project Uncertainty and Risk Management is a course that will review the "uncertainty" that exists in all projects and the risk management approaches that can be implemented to minimize uncertainty. This course will review the uncertainty performance domain and define the techniques for controlling uncertainty in projects. This course will describe the risk limits for an organization and explain how this relates to project risk. This course will define strategies that can be used to deal with threats and opportunities. This course will identify the purpose of project risk management. Finally, this course will review the processes that can be used by project managers to identify, analyze, and plan risk responses.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 3

Every business is required to manage and control risks. Risk control starts with the business organization. Risk is also a part of every portfolio, program and project. Project risk is a small part of the overall challenge of managing business risks. This is why business risk must be addressed for the organization before risk can be addressed for portfolios, programs and projects. Controlling risk is a critical skill for every project manager.

Risk Control for Projects is a course that will describe the essentials of controlling risk for organizations as well as for portfolios, programs and projects. This course will review the information presented in the PMBOK Guide by providing an overview of the function that risk control provides for business organizations and for project work. This course will focus on both financial and human-related risks due to their high financial costs and the need to control these costs during a project. This course will also describe the importance of crisis management to address situations where monitoring risks requires fast solutions. Finally, this course will describe the importance of monitoring risk control programs.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 8

Every business is required to manage and control risks. Risk control starts with the business organization. Risk is also a part of every portfolio, program and project. Project risk is a small part of the overall challenge of managing business risks. This is why business risk must be addressed for the organization before risk can be addressed for portfolios, programs and projects. Controlling risk is a critical skill for every project manager.

Risk Control for Projects is a course that will describe the essentials of controlling risk for organizations as well as for portfolios, programs and projects. This course will review the information presented in the PMBOK Guide by providing an overview of the function that risk control provides for business organizations and for project work. This course will focus on both financial and human-related risks due to their high financial costs and the need to control these costs during a project. This course will also describe the importance of crisis management to address situations where monitoring risks requires fast solutions. Finally, this course will describe the importance of monitoring risk control programs.

Field of Study: Risk Courses

PDU Hours: 8