Daniel Duffy
C++ author, trainer
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Thank you, Iosterioc.
Hello,
Quick question.
Would you say that it is possible to study for the certificate in C++ even though I had only little exposure to programming before (understand an online Python class on EDX)?
I have 3 full months to dedicate myself to that. No work, no vacation, no CFA or exams to pass...
Please let me know if there is any pre-requisite.
This is not a fixed-size online class course. You can enroll whenever you want and have access to the material, the forum, a Teaching Assistant, etc. from the moment of your payment and on (and you have 16 weeks to complete). You also have full access to the forums and material of levels 1 and 2 before enrollment, so you can decide if this course if suitable for youDear All,
I am new to the forum and I am planning to give a try on this C++ course.
I am majoring in actuarial science and I took MTH3300 at baruch, which means that I had some exposure to the C++ language.
In addition, I am taking a financial mathematics class therefore I have ideas on some of the derivatives concepts.
I plan to enroll during summer, are there any available seats open?
Doing the exercises really help, indeed. Learn by doing, and do by learningThis is a great course! I got a comprehensive instruction on C++. I learned a lot from the courses and the forum is also very useful. This course is much more difficult than the C++ course I took in college. Doing the homework is really time consuming and it make me think independently and formed a deep understanding of the C++ program design.