This case-study based Group Project has two components (10 points each). If possible workshop the process with your team, but as a minimum consult with them, on at least the vulnerability assessment. Both parts could be researched as covered in the lectures. You can find further details from the R2A text. 1. 2. Vulnerability Assessment Apply the Vulnerability Assessment technique to a project of interest to you. Ideally one associated with your work but failing that choose a project with publically available information, for example, those described by the federal government for major infrastructure projects or the PTV. In doing so: clearly document the project's critical success outcomes and the reason/s why these were selected document the threats and the method of selection of these threats determine the critical vulnerabilities Precautionary Analysis Using the Vulnerability Assessment undertaken in the above stage, develop precautionary recommendations for the identified vulnerabilities. You may use a technique described in the lecture presentation or one sourced from elsewhere. The purpose is to demonstrate that all reasonably practical precautions are in place based on the balance of the significance of the risk vs the effort required to reduce it. The final outcome could be a project risk profile, and ranked investment action list. Assessment of Group Project: Project Due Diligence Case-study (15% weighting) A verbal presentation using KeyNote TM, PowerPoint TM or PDFs (5 or so minutes) should be made by each group at Hawthorn on Thursday 29th September 2022 commencing at 12.30 pm for Track 1 and 2.30pm for Track 2 in ATC422/423. You are required to email your presentation (as a PDF) to: pekambaram@swin.edu.au. The written report of your group's Project Due Diligence Case-study is to comprise circa 2000 words plus supporting information/ diagrams as required. Due date for case- study report submission is COB on Friday 14th October 2022 with penalties imposed for late submissions. You are required to submit the case-study report by email to: admin@r2a.com.au with a copy to: pekambaram@swin.edu.au. Also, you are required to upload your report in Canvas.

This case-study based Group Project has two components (10 points each). If possible workshop the process with your team, but as a minimum consult with them, on at least the vulnerability assessment. Both parts could be researched as covered in the lectures. You can find further details from the R2A text 1. 1. Vulnerability Assessment Apply the Vulnerability Assessment technique to a project of interest to you. Ideally one associated with your work but failing that choose a project with publically available information, for example, those described by the federal government for major infrastructure projects 2 or the PTV 3. In doing so: - clearly document the project's critical success outcomes and the reason/s why these were selected - document the threats and the method of selection of these threats - determine the critical vulnerabilities 2. Precautionary Analysis Using the Vulnerability Assessment undertaken in the above stage, develop precautionary recommendations for the identified vulnerabilities. You may use a technique described in the lecture presentation or one sourced from elsewhere. The purpose is to demonstrate that all reasonably practical precautions are in place based on the balance of the significance of the risk vs the effort required to reduce it. The final outcome could be a project risk profile, and ranked investment action list. Assessment of Group Project: Project Due Diligence Case-study (15\% weighting) A verbal presentation using KeyNote TM, PowerPoint TM or PDFs (5 or so minutes) should be made by each group at Hawthorn on Thursday 29th September 2022 commencing at 12.30pm for Track 1 and 2.30pm for Track 2 in ATC422/423. You are required to email your presentation (as a PDF) to: pekambaram@swin.edu.au. The written report of your group's Project Due Diligence Case-study is to comprise circa 2000 words plus supporting information/ diagrams as required. Due date for casestudy report submission is COB on Friday 14th October 2022 with penalties imposed for late submissions. You are required to submit the case-study report by email to: admin@r2a.com.au with a copy to: pekambaram@swin.edu.au. Also, you are required to upload your report in Canvas