<t>BouBouI would recommend MSc at CASS- they are very good in terms of academics (Mike Staunton is teaching there). About their links with the City- your chances of getting a quantitative job will be high, chances of becoming a IB- average.Why don’t you contact their Career Resource Centre and ask h...

SindrebWhy don't you use Linked Lists? It allows you to add/remove any number of members and doesn't restrain you on the dimensional side.Have a look at any C++ book

<t>DronaCan we divide your task into 2?• Get the expected price of the stock at the time t (using the drift/So as an expected rate of return): Ln(St)=(Ln (So)+(d/So-(s^2)*t));• Take the matter from time T, calculating the relevant Z-value :Z=(Ln(T)-Ln(St))/(s*t^2)Well described in John C. Hull, chap...

<r>2 pyramaniaxHave a look at City University in London (MSc in Mathematical Trading and Finance):Right in the middle of the CityVery good programThey have their own dealing room <E>;-)</E>) I did my MBA there and I was pleasantly surpriced by their level. Regards MSc in Mathematical Trading and Fin...