This document discusses project risk management. It begins by defining risk as an uncertain event that could affect a project's objectives. It emphasizes the importance of risk identification as the first step in risk management. Several methods for identifying risks are presented, including meetings, brainstorming, and assumptions analysis. The document then discusses risk analysis, including qualitative and quantitative approaches. It introduces the risk matrix as a key tool for analysis. The final sections cover selecting appropriate risk responses and controlling risks ongoing. Throughout, examples are provided and exercises proposed to help explain the concepts.