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Mathematics of FinanceRPI, Spring 2001. An options pricer applet from this course is available. Fall semester 2006: Upper level Undergraduate course on Option Pricing based on a strong foundation of
stochastic processes and Arbitrage reasoning - go through first parts of Etheridge and Joshi;
basic probability concepts from chapter 2 of Lim and Nebus; some Monte-carlo methods from Lim and Nebus and from Joshi;
computational term project is worth 40%; regular student presentations and homeworks 20%, final exam 40%
Spring semester 2007: Upper level Undergraduate / Graduate level course on Financial stochastic calculus and Simulations - go through most of Etheridge including proofs; detailed introduction to Monte-Carlo methods for finance Fall semester 2007: Upper level Undergraduate / Graduate level course on Financial stochastic calculus and Simulations - go through most of Etheridge excluding proofs; detailed introduction to Monte-Carlo methods for finance Seminar discussions Seminar 2
Research paper on Generation of low discrepancy sequence in quasi Monte-Carlo by vortex statistics
Link to Monte-Carlo in Finance
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