C++ for Financial Mathematics
Mastering programming for finance applications
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd
Published:30th Jun '21
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This book provides a comprehensive guide to learning C++ for financial mathematics, ideal for those with basic financial knowledge.
For those with a foundational understanding of financial mathematics but limited programming experience, C++ for Financial Mathematics serves as an ideal guide. This book demystifies the learning process of C++, a critical skill for many roles in quantitative finance. It provides a comprehensive approach to pricing derivatives in C++, stripping away unnecessary complexities and focusing on practical applications. Each chapter is designed to take readers from novice programmers to skilled developers, culminating in the ability to create a sophisticated financial mathematics library.
The journey through C++ for Financial Mathematics is structured to motivate and illustrate each new concept with relevant financial examples. This practical approach ensures that readers not only grasp the programming language but also understand its application in real-world financial scenarios. The book emphasizes that programming is more than just syntax; it encompasses the ability to develop high-quality software. Therefore, it covers essential topics such as unit testing, debugging techniques, design patterns, and data structures, which are crucial for writing robust applications.
Whether used for self-study or as part of an advanced undergraduate or master’s level course, C++ for Financial Mathematics equips readers with the necessary tools to tackle realistic financial problems. By the end of the book, readers will have gained both the programming skills and the confidence needed to succeed in the competitive field of quantitative finance.
"OOP in C++ remains a difficult programming language and paradigm to learn and develop. There remains a shortage of high-quality, easy to follow texts in C++ for mathematical finance. Dr Armstrong has successfully produced a self-contained publication that begins with the basics and patiently guides the student to advanced object-oriented C++ programming in a quant finance setting. The writing style is very user-friendly and immediately reassures the reader, while numerous exercises allow solid progression. The author’s extensive background in academia and as a practitioner is apparent throughout; the latter being a key accomplishment in setting the book apart from others. As a teacher of mathematical and computational finance, Armstrong’s book will feature at the top of my list of recommended textbooks."
— Dr. Riaz Ahmad, The Fitch Group and University College London (Departments of Mathematics and Computer Science)
ISBN: 9781032097213
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 453g
410 pages