How does one go about making the following tables Project objectives and Project Selection scoring model?

Background information: I am instructed to plan a project, I selected doing an overhaul of the tourism& hospitality program that I am in as many students have been complaining because they switched to digital learning once covid hit but kept the same curriculum and it is not working for the students. I have come up with the following options:

1. Stick to digital learning but make the curriculum digital learning-friendly

2 Go back to the old way the program was done ( have heard from many students it wasn't much better then and the curriculum really didn't match what they needed to succeed in the field)

3. Re-vamp the program entirely by listening to the students wants and needs.

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In order to determine the most appropriate project to pursue, Econsumer and Succinct managers determined the following six project objectives. Table 2: Project Objectives in Order of Importance Importance Objecting Type Objective Expand customer mack Risk Risk of future obsolescence 5 Financial Required Initial investment 4 Rick Probability of micees 3 Strategic Improve customer Service 3 Financial Return on Investment (ROD After ordering the project objectives, a project scoring model was produced to identify the most beneficial project. Table 3: Project Selection Scoring Model Strategic Risk Financial Risk Strategic Financial Project Expand Required Selection Future Probability Improve Return on customer initial customer criteria relevance Investment nach Investment of success Ecommerce 94 store New store location 30 3 Renovate building Given the comparative scores for each project in Table 3, the most beneficial project for Econsumer to pursue is to develop and implement a new ecommerce store, rather than either of the other two projects.11 References Kloppenborg, T. J., Anantatmula, V., & Wells, K. N. (2019) Contemporary Project Management (4th ed.). Boston, MA: Cengage Learning Microsoft Corporation. (2020). Gent project planner, Retrieved from Microsoft Office Templates: http: /templates.office.com/en-us/Gantt-project-planner-TM02887601 Sauvage, C. (2020, October 11), BUS 450 Project Planning Process