Topic - Electric Car

1. Uncertainty and Risk (Ch. 1)

Using the theories and concepts covered in the corresponding chapters, explain and describe the risk approach to your product within an international business framework. Discuss at least two central aspects of your Risk Philosophy that are directly linked to the concepts covered in the corresponding chapters. (350-400 wordcounts)

2. Managing Risks in Practice (Ch. 3)

Using the theories and concepts covered in the corresponding chapters, explain and describe the risk approach to your product within an international business framework. Discuss at least two central aspects of your Risk Philosophy that are directly linked to the concepts covered in the corresponding chapters. (350-400 wordcounts)

3. Risk and People (Ch. 4)

Using the theories and concepts covered in the corresponding chapters, explain and describe the risk approach to your product within an international business framework. Discuss at least two central aspects of your Risk Philosophy that are directly linked to the concepts covered in the corresponding chapters. (350-400 wordcounts)

4. Integrating Risk Management with Wider Project Management (Ch. 5)

Using the theories and concepts covered in the corresponding chapters, explain and describe the risk approach to your product within an international business framework. Discuss at least two central aspects of your Risk Philosophy that are directly linked to the concepts covered in the corresponding chapters.(400-450 wordcounts)

5. The Bigger Picture (Ch. 6)

Using the theories and concepts covered in the corresponding chapters, explain and describe the risk approach to your product within an international business framework. Discuss at least two central aspects of your Risk Philosophy that are directly linked to the concepts covered in the corresponding chapters. (400-450 wordcounts)

6. Final Report

Describe and explain your final submission as a whole. Discuss at least two lessons that you learned from your final submission that you will use in your real-life work in project management. (350-400 wordcounts)