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<blockquote data-quote="Uncle Max" data-source="post: 2341" data-attributes="member: 54"><p>I agree. How I see it, the refresher course should concentrate more on OOP. As a result of this course students should have fully implemented matrix class with basic methods: adding matrices, multiplying them, etc. If someone doesn't take this refresher course - there should be a requirement to come with this implementations ready to use. As a result, from that point students can start working on numerical methods. In addition to that it will be nice to work on creating basic objects for most general financial instruments: bonds, options, swaps etc., and may be some auxiliary classes: for example day class with day-count conventions. </p><p> </p><p>Only a framework of all this objects will be created - no pricing or building yield curve. It will be a very good exercise in C++, and extremely helpful preparation for other courses.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Uncle Max, post: 2341, member: 54"] I agree. How I see it, the refresher course should concentrate more on OOP. As a result of this course students should have fully implemented matrix class with basic methods: adding matrices, multiplying them, etc. If someone doesn't take this refresher course - there should be a requirement to come with this implementations ready to use. As a result, from that point students can start working on numerical methods. In addition to that it will be nice to work on creating basic objects for most general financial instruments: bonds, options, swaps etc., and may be some auxiliary classes: for example day class with day-count conventions. Only a framework of all this objects will be created - no pricing or building yield curve. It will be a very good exercise in C++, and extremely helpful preparation for other courses. [/QUOTE]
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