INTRODUCTION Hi and welcome to the first process of the seven risk management processes plan. Risk management process number one, it’s a part of the planning phase of the project, the planning process group. It relates to the risk management knowledge area. Now it’s the process of defining how to conduct the risk management activities for a project. So in this process we are going to think in advance how we are going to conduct the risk management activities, what are the processes, how we are going to tailor the…

RISK SCORE CALCULATIONS Hi and welcome back again. So in this lecture we are going to talk about the risk score calculations and keep in mind that the majority of the risk analysis calculations, math formulas will be used in the quantitative risk analysis process and in the planned risk responses process. We have three you lightweight calculations done here for the risk score purposes. Now, in performing qualitative risk analysis, we aim to rank the risks within a project in order to prepare the prioritized list of risks. It…

INTRODUCTION Hi, and welcome to a new risk management process. Perform qualitative risk analysis, which is part of the planning processing group and the risk management knowledge area. So I want you to think about this process as the filtration process. Let’s assume you are managing a project with with more than 800 gathered risks from the identify risks process. Are you going to analyze the 800 risks we need to filter these risks? Some of them have low priority, some of them have high priority, some of them requires…

TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES Hi and welcome back again. So now we had all the inputs I need to start the Identifiers process. What are the tools and techniques which can be useful in order to identify the product press? It will be a long lecture. I’m going to explain all the tools and techniques for the Identifier risks process based on the project management body of knowledge that PM book in addition to the practice Standard Risk of Management Appendix Deep. So I will be starting with the expert Judgment,…

INTRODUCTION Hi and welcome back again to a new process, a new section of this course. Now, we were done with developing the risk management plan as a part of the previous process plan, risk management. So we planned for the risk on the project. We developed the methodology, we developed the strategy, we defined the risk funding sources, the risk rules and responsibilities, and all these details I explained earlier as a part of the risk management plan. So now we have in our hand the risk management plan….

STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR, <, <<, <<<, >, >>, | We ended up in a new section, section 103 four using flows, pipes and diversions. Let us first discuss three important terms. These are standard input or STD in for short, standard output or STD out for short, and standard arrow STD errr for short. What do we mean by that? Let’s start with the standard output. The default output channel is mostly the screen. When I, for example, enter LS in the terminal to list the directory content, then the…

tar This lesson is about the Tar command. Tar is a So-called archiving tool and is the abbreviation for tape Archive. Originally Tar was used to back up to tape drives. With the help of Tar, you can pack several files together and store them in one file. Contrary to popular belief, this does not necessarily mean that the files are always compressed. You can use compression with Tar, but you can leave it alone with Tar. You can create an archive from several files or directories, both compressed and…

cd, cp und mv This topic might even have been at the beginning because it is about how to move around the file system and how to copy move list files and so on. So let’s first look at the CD command. CD stands for change directory. During the last videos of the I have already used CD very often. But to repeat with CD I can move back and forth in the entire directory tree with the option of specifying absolute and relative paths. Let’s see which directory we…

cat, head, tail First let’s look at a few ways you can look at text files. There is the command Cat, which I am sure you know from the other videos. You can use cat to output, connect or link text files. How to output a file with cat should be clear, I think. Cat file one, for example, and the content of file one is displayed here. It is the word hello. So how do you combine two files with the help of Cat? In principle, it’s very simple….

History, Manpages and echo We have arrived at the third global topic, namely topic 103 GNO and Unix commands. There are a few important commands that we need to discuss. First of all, there are three of the commands listed by LPI that we have already met. There would be the commands PWD, you name and man. To repeat the command PWD is in long form print working directory. This command shows us where we now are in the directory tree PWD and we are in home manner. So in…