<t>Hi Fxislander, Thank you so much for you advice. I know David Heath will teach MSCF program for "time structure" from this Fall. As moogoogaigop said, both programs can not be wrong. I think both progroms have their own advantages. The point is what kind of advantage is more fit for me. It is gre...

Toss a coin twice. Set the first toss as event A and the second is event B.A and B is independent. Therefore, P(A & B) = P(A)P(B) = 1/4 != 0. So the intersection of A and B is not NULL set. My question is what the common part between A and B is?

<t>Thank you for your advice. I have been thinking for these two choices for a long time. Cornell's FE has much smaller class size than CMU. CMU's curriculm is more close to business than to math and more structural than Cornell's. Cornell provides pretty wide elecive courses to let you choose and t...

<t>Hi, I noticed that someone has compared Cornell and Columbia. I met a problem that I have to choose from Cornell and CMU. Lots of people talked CMU but few threads are about Cornell. As I know, CMU has great curriculum and MSCF program is in her b-school. But Cornell seems better reputation for t...