33. In the early stages of a Risk Assessment, one must consider what when picking a subject of study: a Scope of the problem/issue b The extent of the risk to humans c The probability of exposure d Funding opportunities

In conducting a threats and risk assessment, what factors are used in calculating the initial risk values? Select one: a. Unmitigated likelihood and consequences b. Likelihood and consequences

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b. Indicate where in the risk matrix the following example of risks would fall. Suggest how each of the risks could be handled by the organisation.i. Working from heights in a construction company. (3 marks)ii. The cashier might steal coins from the cash box to buy airtime. (3 marks)iii. A University catching fire and being burnt down. (3 marks)iv. People in the University neighbourhood will complain due to noise made by students during a fashion show at the university. (3 marks)v. Identify any four risks faced by an organisation when cleaners perform their duties. (4 marks.

Use the identified following five cost risks , and do the qualitative analysis of risk using the risk matrix shown below? 1. Scope Creep 2. Uncertain Market Conditions 3- Inadequate Risk Assessment 4. Poorly Defined Project Requirements 5. Unforeseen Site Conditions

true or false 6. Certainty-equivalence methods were found to yield greater risk seeking than probability-equivalence methods.

III. Risks and Feasibility This section of your report identifies risks and confirms the feasibility of the information systems development project. Project feasibility analysis verifies whether a project may be started and successfully completed. Your report should address the feasibility issues listed below. Start by clearly describing what issues are addressed by each feasibility category (see the relevant definitions in the textbook), and discuss the feasibility of the project with respect to each category. Determine organizational and cultural feasibility. This evaluates organizational and cultural issues to identify potential risks for the new system. See pp. 269–270 of the textbook for examples of potential issues.Note: the textbook does not provide an exhaustive list of possibilities!Note: ‘organization’ in this context refers to the Car Sharing community—all stakeholders, but particularly members and prospective members. Assess technological feasibility. See p. 270 of the…

Q2. Suppose you are a Toy manufacturer and you marketing your products during the whole year. You have hired more engineers now that will work on gadgets that will come with toys but this will increase the cost of the toys and now toys will be more expensive than before. You are required to explain briefly in which cell as per Environmental Uncertainty Matrix you company will fit. State your reasons why?

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