Create a list of action plans to navigate complexity for each Complexity Scenario- organize these in categories that include Project Management, Program Management, and Project Portfolio Management.

For this assignment, you are using a framework in the Navigating Complexity text to analyze the relevant complexity within the Western University environment. The target environment is the university setting, Western University is the client and the targeted project/ program is the implementation of program and project management. The analysis will begin to inform your work for Weeks 3 and 4.1. Using Section 5 – Navigating Complexity: The Assessment Questionnaire, you will be completing Steps A – G as shown in Figure 5-12.Complete questions 1 – 48, Table 5-1.3. What do the “No” responses suggest? Using Table 6-1, what are the possible complexity scenarios? Identify 3. Explain why these 3 are selected.4. For the “No” responses in Table 5-1, complete a complexity mapping exercise (Table 6-2), identifying the sources of complexity. We will approach this a bit differently than the example – do not include the Scenario from #3 above. Instead, examine the complexity sources for each “no” response and use this analysis to better understand the complexity of the program.5. Reflect on possible actions to treat these causes. You may refer to the suggestions in the Complexity Scenarios as foundational- however, this list should be your own creation, aligned to the client program and organization.6. Create a list of action plans to navigate complexity for each Complexity Scenario- organize these in categories that include Project Management, Program Management, and Project Portfolio Management. Include at least 10 actions per complexity scenario, at least 3 each for the project, program, and portfolio management.7. For your submission, include:o”Your” possible complexity scenarios (#3) and why these are the ones you selectedoTable 6-2oYour list of actions to navigate complexity organized by complexity scenario and if it is project/program or portfolio management focused.