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Baruch MFE Advanced C++11/14 and Multidisciplinary Applications Certificate

Baruch MFE Advanced C++11/14 and Multidisciplinary Applications Certificate

We are happy to announce that the “Advanced C++11/C++14 and Multidisciplinary Applications” Online Certificate is now open for enrollment, a second step in C++ education after the “C++ Programming for Financial Engineering” Online Certificate which has been completed by over 1,000 students from more than 30 countries.

Key Points

  • content developed by best-selling author Dr. Daniel Duffy
  • delivered entirely online by QuantNet
  • personal teaching assistant for every student
  • private forum to interact with teaching assistants and colleagues
  • time frame: 20 weeks to complete the certificate
  • tuition cost: $1,950
  • register anytime at https://www.quantnet.com/advancedcpp/

Target Audience

  • experienced C++ developers who wish to learn and apply design techniques in a multi-paradigm programming environment
  • people who completed the Baruch MFE C++ Programming for Financial Engineering Online Certificate
  • people with intermediate or advanced C++98 knowledge and who wish to learn C++11/C++14

Topics Covered (selected)

  • C++ multi-threading, concurrency, parallel, and network programming
  • Boost C++ libraries
  • popular design and system patterns based on the object-oriented model
  • defined process to architecting, design and implementation of complex software systems  (based on a combination of Structured Analysis, System patterns and C++11)

Full access to Level 1 materials available prior to enrollment:
Videos: https://www.quantnet.com/media/categories/level-1-videos.12/
Homework: https://www.quantnet.com/threads/level-1-hw-lecture-video-notes.23906/
Forum: https://www.quantnet.com/forum/adv-level-1.117/

Registration: https://www.quantnet.com/advancedcpp/
(QuantNet account required in order to register. It is strongly suggested to access Level 1 materials prior to enrollment.)

We look forward to answering your questions about the course.

Best regards,

Andy Nguyen

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From Baruch MFE: Here is solid review Dr Jim Liew stat arb class for classic quant trading strategy and model algorithm development

Hi there

Here are some courses you can check out at Baruch in their MFE:

Here is solid review Dr Jim Liew stat arb class for classic quant trading strategy and model algorithm development – See more at: https://quantlabs.net/blog/2013/11/from-nyu-here-is-solid-review-dr-jim-liew-stat-arb-class-for-classic-quant-trading-strategy-and-model-algorithm-development/#sthash.3dzRCzDE.dpuf

Today is Black Friday! Just in case you did not know,  I noticed a few months ago that my entire set of courses of my QuantLabs Academy should 30% more than what is listed now. In other words, take advantage as I am currently listing this entire 30% off than what it should be. Oops. Get the entire set of course list, video, and purchase button here:

Buy all our courses in R, Matlab, Quant/HFT, and Trading Software – See more at: http://quantlabs.net/academy/buy-all-our-courses-in-r-matlab-quanthft-and-trading-software/#sthash.v6UjgKgl.dpuf

Happy shopping and saving for all our American friends,

Bryan

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I have a question regarding opinion on a few masters in quantitative finance: LSE (MSc in Financial Mathematics), Rutgers, Baruch, NYU

I have a question regarding opinion on a few masters in quantitative finance: LSE (MSc in Financial Mathematics), Rutgers, Baruch, NYU. I would appreciate any advice, opinion, career opportunities.

 

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about Rutgers ask Marysienke!

 

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I havent gone to those programs but they are pretty prestigious and hard to get into. If you can get into the NYU program for example and be able to pass all the courses (this stuff is some of the hardest material you can learn), you will definitely be able to push yourself through into a good paying job in finance with over 100k salary to start with. Its a question of whether you can get in there and understand what the professor is talking about.

 

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Good tips.

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Did the Masters in quantitative Finance at London Business School. (LBS). Reputation is great (FT ranking No 1) and program is tough but focus is more on Finance than quant Finance. So obviously depends on what you want… Look at Cass Business School.

 

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I would pit the SUNY–Stony Brook program up against any program. Also, the discussion omitted the University of Chicago’s program. I am always fascinated by how these programs use tools developed by department of statistics but somehow statisticans don’t get the same recognition. At the end of the day, all that matters is an ability to be self taught (which is where most learning is done) and the passion to succeed in your chosen endeavor. The “prestige school” may get you an entry level job, but within short order performance on the job will separate wheat from chaff. See http://www.ams.sunysb.edu/~frey/QuantitativeFinance/ and http://www-finmath.uchicago.edu/

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These are some good courses with ranking in US.

https://www.quantnet.com/mfe-programs-rankings/

 

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Any opinion on QF programme in Amsterdam?

 

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Quant opinion on a few masters in quantitative finance: LSE (MSc in Financial Mathematics), Rutgers, Baruch, NYU?

Quant opinion on a few masters in quantitative finance: LSE (MSc in Financial Mathematics), Rutgers, Baruch, NYU?

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about Rutgers ask Marysienke!

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I havent gone to those programs but they are pretty prestigious and hard to get into. If you can get into the NYU program for example and be able to pass all the courses (this stuff is some of the hardest material you can learn), you will definitely be able to push yourself through into a good paying job in finance with over 100k salary to start with. Its a question of whether you can get in there and understand what the professor is talking about.

 

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