C++ Online Certificate Students' intro thread

Hi All!

Objective:
Learn C++ and more about computing to enhance MFE applications and also for a career/life pivot. Plan to also take the Pre MFE Math program.
Programming Experience: Python & SQL
Current Work: Capital Markets at BB covering options and other exotic instruments
Intended Pace: As quick as i can without losing out on the knowledge/the 'why' things work

Looking forward to learning and hopefully passing with a distinction.
 
Hi fellow coursemate,

Objective: Learn C++ to hone basic skills in quant finance area
Programming Experience: Python, SQL, Java
Current Work: Undergraduate students who are enrolling into MFE program
Intended Pace: Balanced between speed and knowledge acquisition
 
Hi all!

Here is my LinkedIn info. I just completed a postgraduate certificate program (UT-Austin, AI & Machine Learning for Business Applications), so I'm hoping to bring coding momentum into C++ from a recent focus on Python. I've worked for years on Wall St in lower Manhattan, and also in the banking industry on Long Island, following an Economics degree from NYU.

I may try to concurrently obtain the Quantitative Finance MicroMasters through MIT, and am moving towards quantitative developer job opportunities. I also currently have an intense interest for blockchain technology and the cryptocurrency space.
 
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Hi, I am working for a bank in Quantitative Valuations team and we recently switched our derivatives pricing/ risk sensitivity library from licensed software to opensource software called ORE. The source code of ORE is written in C++ and as such would like gain experience in C++ to extend it further

Objective: Gain C++ knowledge for derivative pricing library development
Programming Experience: R,Python,VBA, SQL
Current work: Risk Modelling/Derivative Pricing at a Bank
Intended Pace: As soon as possible
 
Hi, I am working for a bank in Quantitative Valuations team and we recently switched our derivatives pricing/ risk sensitivity library from licensed software to opensource software called ORE. The source code of ORE is written in C++ and as such would like gain experience in C++ to extend it further

Objective: Gain C++ knowledge for derivative pricing library development
Programming Experience: R,Python,VBA, SQL
Current work: Risk Modelling/Derivative Pricing at a Bank
Intended Pace: As soon as possible
Cool.
The course has two modules on Monte Carlo and PDE/FDM option pricing numerics/code which might be useful.
 
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