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Heres a free online book where you can learn Python efficiently. http://openbookproject.net/thinkcs/python/english2e/

I have decided to take the Linear Algebra course. Thanks for your help guys.

Yes, I have taken one course on probability, and two courses on Statistics. This is what the website says is covered in the course: Topics include quality system requirements, designed experiments, process capability analysis, measurement capability, statistical process control, and...

Are you applying for a Internship or a IB position? If your applying for an Internship I recommend you put all your work experience on your resume.

I would definitely put it on your resume. You are applying for a intern position, they are not expecting you to have professional work experience. I was in a very similar situation as you. I was applying for a Finance internship and I put down that I worked at a restaurant. They want to see they...

I am an undergrad Junior studying ISyE and I am trying to decide which class to take next semester, Quality Control (Statistical Quality Control) or Linear Algebra. I have already taken two courses on Linear Algebra, but this is a bit more advanced class. I want to pursue a MFE program for my...

Go to the bank.

Its kind of hard because you do not have the necessary experience. I have a finance internship but I am a Junior undergrad. Finance internships usually require you to be a Junior or higher due to the material you might see in the internship. They have other internships for freshmen but I doubt...

CFA? I am currently an undergrad studying Industrial And Systems Engineering. I was wondering if I should take the first CFA exam in order to improve my chances of getting into a MFE program. I also have a internship in finance and have taken the introductory accounting and economics courses...

I am currently an undergraduate student at Georgia Tech studying Industrial and Systems Engineering. I want to study financial engineering in the future, and I was wondering which track within Industrial Engineering will prepare me best for an MFE program. The two tracks offered I am interested...

In addition to all the math courses one has to take to be accepted into a Quant program, does one have to take some finance courses? My major is Industrial and System's Engineering, should I take a finance course?

Does a degree in MFE or it's equivalent prepare one for a career, or is it mainly academic? Or a mix of both? Thanks.