Question $1$: Starting an automobile by turning the automobile key in the starter switch is based on limiting the system to the following potential failure modes: battery problems, defects in the starting subsystem, defects in the fuel subsystem, defects in the ignition subsystem, engine failure modes, and an act of vandalism that causes the automobile not to start, among the possible failure modes.

a$)$ Draw a flow chart for risk$-$based lifecycle management for the project described Starting an automobile by turning the automobile key in the starter switch is based on limiting the system to the following potential failure modes: battery problems, defects in the starting subsystem, defects in the fuel subsystem, defects in the ignition subsystem, engine failure modes, and an act of vandalism that causes the automobile not to start, among the possible failure modes.

b$)$ Tabulate the types of risk events and scenarios that can be developed for the automobile system.

c$)$ Prepare a risk breakdown structure associated from the point of view of the project management company that represents the owner of automobile company.

d$)$ Analyze and assess risks associated with automobile subsystems that could lead to not being able to start the automobile. Use the following methods to provide your assessment:

a$.$ Failure mode and effect analysis

b$.$ Fault$-$tree analysis

Your model can be limited to the following potential failure modes: battery problems, defects in the starting subsystem, defects in the fuel subsystem, defects in the ignition subsystem, engine failure modes, and an act of vandalism that causes the automobile not to start. The undesirable event is that the car will not start upon turning the key.