Enrolling in advance course

[sameertipnis]

I am proficient in C++ want to learn C++ 11/14 so planning to enroll for advanced course. But I want to go through the last module of course 1 regarding financial application such as Monte Carlo. So can I get access to last module if I enroll in advance course

 

[GONG CHEN]

I am proficient in C++ want to learn C++ 11/14 so planning to enroll for advanced course. But I want to go through the last module of course 1 regarding financial application such as Monte Carlo. So can I get access to last module if I enroll in advance course

It's highly recommended to advance/complete the course from module 1 to the last module. Also, the last module would be entirely on designing the project, so It would be beneficial to do it by applying the techniques you have learned throughout the course.

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GENERAL - Advanced C++ Course Grading Policy
GENERAL - Recommended Course Planner

 

[sameertipnis]

Thanks I am planning to take advance course from module 1 to last module. The last module of my interest is from the first course which covers Monte Carlo and factor models

 

[sameertipnis]

So I want to know if I enroll in advance course will I get access to last module of the first course

 

[GONG CHEN]

So I want to know if I enroll in advance course will I get access to last module of the first course

I see what you meant! Unfortunately, they are different courses, so it's not possible to access the materials of the first course by only enrolling in this course. However, the last module of this course will also involve topics/project on Monte Carlo (and would be more in depth).

 

[Daniel Duffy]

I am proficient in C++ want to learn C++ 11/14 so planning to enroll for advanced course. But I want to go through the last module of course 1 regarding financial application such as Monte Carlo. So can I get access to last module if I enroll in advance course

I find this a good question! The MC stuff in the first course is a kind of intro and IMO it could be used as the input/starting point to the project in the advanced course (will allow you to concentrate on software design aspects). It is compatible with SRP (Single Responsibilty Principle)

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