Submit as a soft copy through the Turnitin link provided on UTSOnline. Be aware that Turnitin is a sophisticated systems in place to detect plagiarism, whether of another student's work or of books, internet resources, etc. Reference correctly - not referencing sources correctly can lead to a mark deduction, and not referencing sources at all (including pictures, diagrams, and photographs) can be seen as plagiarism and can lead to disciplinary action. A late penalty of 10% of the final mark per day is applied per FEIT policy, and the assignments submitted after 5 days are not marked. Specification: Weight: 20%, Length: 3000-4000 words excluding any appendices, Type: Individual, Submission: Online via UTSOnline, Due: Refer to the timetable.

Content - Identify all the relevant stakeholders, and define system boundaries precisely, Define the context clearly, Discuss the societal benefits of the risk exposure, Use the FMEA technique to identify, quantify and mitigate sources of risk, Use four (inclusive of FMEA) relevant risk assessment methods (see SA/SNZ HB 89), Present the risk tolerability criteria using examples and provide a detailed & relevant discussion. Contain a quantified Tolerability of Risk (ToR) discussion and a ToR table Quantify the risk exposure using relevant measures e.g. patron visits, no. of incidents, type and nature of incidents, change in patron usage. Discussion - Discuss the findings and discussion goes beyond lecture materials. Presentation - Structure the report appropriately, Reference correctly using IEEE or UTS styles, Conform to the word limit (3000-4000) and provide a word count confirmation.