Operations Research (1)
Models and Applications

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Taught by
孔令傑 (Ling-Chieh Kung)
副教授 (Associate Professor)
and 15 more instructors

Offered by
National Taiwan University

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r/unimelb • comment
0 points • bankingBrah

PFI is defo very interesting but also very hard, I recommend not taking it lightly at all. Especially if you found both RA and prob a challenge since in my experience it makes prob look like high school level math, it really challenges your understanding. However you seem very driven/motivated so I'm sure you'll get through it provided you allocate enough time to it

The lighter the better if you're taking PFI tbh. Look into MAST30013 if you want something applicable, since a lot of quant finance problems require non-linear optimization methods (it requires DMOR but Im sure you can get that waived if you're willing to learn it over summer, this course should give you the basics ). I do not recommend CA and PFI in the same sem unless you found RA a total breeze, since also CA is limited in its applications in finance

r/quant • comment
1 points • thonfom

Yeah, I have covered Taylor polynomials pretty heavily in some of my past subjects. I believe the language they teach in those CS courses is C. I'm definitely leaning towards the CS courses right now, but I can't help but feel like I'm missing a key skillset by not taking those Operations Research/Decision making subjects. Would you say that those are important skills to have? The course outlines are here and here for reference.

If they are important, I could take some online courses. This series on Coursera looks promising.