C++ Programming for Financial Engineering

The course syllabus, material and assignments are very meticulously laid out with special focus on concepts. The system of having TAs assigned to every student is what makes the course stand out. TAs are responsive and friendly. They give constructive feedback on every assignment and clarify doubts.

It’s a nice course with good ta and class mates!

Great course! I think the material is very good, suitable for people who have no programming experience to learn. The atmosphere of the forum was also excellent. The TA answers questions timely and clearly.

It is a terrific course and I really learned a lot from it. Before the course, I only have some basic knowledge about C++, but after three months of learning, I develop a deeper understanding of C and C++, especially their usage in financial engineering field. I also met many outstanding people here in QuantNet. It's really a valuable experience!

This is useful, but more examples of running code and explanation of specific important methods might be more useful

I have learned a lot from this course and I am able to strength my quant background. I give this course 10/10

I like the homework’s, and the way cpp being taught

I'm a mechanical engineer and absolutely hated coding since my engineering days and after my progression into finance I felt that it is a necessary tool which I must learn. Hesitatingly I picked up this course and in the first glance everything was hard (because of my repulsiveness to coding) but as I went through Mr Duffy's lectures, the homework assignments (the best way to learn C++) and the forum (almost all of my doubts were cleared there) changed my attitude towards coding and after a certain point I started loving it. If you're someone who absolutely hates coding but still wants to learn, I'd say this is the best course (you might love coding afterwards).
As always Avi, Daniel and the whole forum is there to help you out if you have any doubts.

The course helps me a lot in laying a solid foundation for using Cpp, the exercises in the course are quite useful for revising the learned knowledge.

This course is the best C++ course I've ever taken. It could be better if the last application section were separated into two or more subsections( MC method, FDM, Lattice method). The learning curve becomes steep in Part Level 9.

The course provides significantly rich materials, helpful and professional tutors, and practical exercises. As a non-CS background student, I gained a lot from it which's not limited knowledge but also program design and creative thinking.

This course was really amazing. I enjoyed it a lot, more than I expected. I like that it forces you to really engage with the topics through the extensive homework assignments. For me that’s the best way to learn!

Extremely high quality. Exceeded my expectations - not only have I understood how to code to a proper standard (especially in the OOP sense) I have enabled a habit where I comment on a lot of my code so I truly understand why I do what I am doing and in case I ever need to refer back to it. I have also removed my fear of coding which is the most key here and can comfortably handle a lot of hackerrank problems, where before I would dread to attempt. Further thoughts on the course are given in the testimonial I have written!

I think this course is of really high quality. It not only clearly explains the basic concepts, but also provides vivid examples and applications.

Overall the course is very high quality and meets my expectations.

I think this is a wonderful course.

The course is very well organized and it gave me a solid understanding of C++

The course is awesome, it was very clear, even for someone who has never coded in C++ before. The TAs are also amazing, every questions that you may ask are already answered in the forum. I have the impression that I really improved my coding skills during this course, that's why I will take the Python and Advanced C++ soon to complete my coding knowledge. Thanks again to Dr Daniel Duffy for this course, and Avi Palley for his relevant explications !

I feel like this course is more suitable for students who has basic C++ concept, not for students who haven't coded in C++ at all . I code in Python in my daily work, so I believe I have basic programing knowledge, still it is hard for me to understand some of the concepts especially in later lectures. I have to spend hours doing extra researching to keep up with the course.

I am thinking in course design, we can include more explanation in basics, haven't thought about the details, something like code examples, or terminology definition would be helpful.

Quality of course was very good for an introduction to C++.