IMT4772

Risk Management II

Last taught 2016

Autumn

English

Overview

3 candidates

Average grade

C

2.67

same

Pass rate

67%

same

Grade distribution
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Pass rate over time

About this course

Content

Classifications of Risk Management methods Examples of Risk Management Methods. Decission theory Risk, Threat and vulnerability discovery Uncertainty Game theory

Learning outcomes

The course contributes towards the following learning outcomes:Knowledge Possesses advanced knowledge within the area covered by the Master Programme. Possesses specialized insight and good understanding of the research frontier in a selected part of the topic covered by the Master Programme. Skills Is able to analyze existing theories, methods and interpretations and to challenge established knowledge and practice in the media technology area. Is able to use relevant and suitable methods when carrying out research and development activities in the area of media technologyF4: Is able to critically review relevant literature when solving new or complex problems and is able to integrate the findings into the proposed solution. Is able to plan and complete an independent and limited research or development project with guidance and in adherence to research ethics. Having completed the course, the students should have: advanced level of understanding of assumptions and models on which risk analysis methods are based . deep understanding of how different assumptions/models influence outcomes of different risk analysis methods.

Teaching methods

Forelesninger|Oppgaveløsning Utfyllende informasjon: The course will be made accessible for both campus and remote students. Every student is free to choose the pedagogic arrangement form that is best fitted for her/his own requirement. The lectures in the course will be given on campus and are open for both categories of students. Slides from the lectures will also be available on Internet through GUC¿s learning management system (Fronter). Obligatoriske arbeidskrav: Draft project report including scenario suitable as a basis for the other chapters. The draft report must be submitted via Fronter within 10 days of the first lecture.