Duration: 2 Days (9am to 5pm)
Trainer: Benjamin Van Vliet
Course Fee: £1390 + VAT - Register
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A. Course Description
This course reviews the ISO C/C++ programming language with applications of its use in quantative finance and automated trading. Students who master the content will be able to create and implement complex financial models using C++ in a real-world environment. Students will study program design, including functions, arrays and strings, pointers, dynamic memory management, data structures and the Standard Template Library. Object-oriented design will be discussed, including the design and use of classes, overloading, inheritance and polymorphism. The focus will be to understand OOP concepts as they are applied to financial modeling.
B. Method of Instruction
This course consists of two, seven hour days of lecture and classroom discussion, including sample text questions. All course materials will be provided by the instructor
C. Course Outline
DAY 1
Review of C++ types and basic programming
structures
- Variables
- References
- Pointers
- Arrays
- Decision and loop structures
Functions and libraries
Review of classes and objects
- Encapsulation
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism
File processing, error handling, friends, templates
DAY 2
Review of the Standard Template Library
classes and algorithms
Review of commonly used design patterns in
financial markets
- Factory
- Singleton
- Observer
Financial modeling, numerical methods, and finite difference methods
Sample test questions and review
MARKET TECHNOLOGY
Introduction to C/C++
09 & 10 Jun, London
.NET, SQL and System Design
30 Jun & 01 Jul, London
Exam Practise & Revision
05 & 06 Sep, London
QUANTITATIVE FINANCE
Calculus and Statistics for Trading
12 & 13 Jun, London
Modeling and Forecasting in Financial Markets
03 & 04 Jul
Exam Practise & Revision
07 & 08 Sep, London
TRADING STRATEGY
Introduction to Technical Analysis
17 Jun, London
Equity, Fixed Income and Options Trading Strategies
07, 08 & 09 Jul, London
Exam Practise & Revision
13 & 14 Sep, London