Lecture

Project Management and Risk Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers project management and risk analysis, focusing on multicriteria analysis for choosing project variants. It explains the methodology and tools to avoid subjectivity, formalization, and procedures in decision-making. The lecture also introduces the ELECTRE methods by Bernard Roy and discusses the application of these methods in project management. Examples and case studies are used to illustrate the concepts and principles of multicriteria analysis.

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