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Quantitative Analysis

Master the math of finance. Learn Stochastic Calculus, Monte Carlo simulations, and Options Pricing models like Black-Scholes.

Quantitative Analysts (Quants) use math to price complex financial derivatives. This advanced course covers the mathematical foundations of modern finance. You will learn Stochastic Calculus (Brownian Motion), the Black-Scholes option pricing model, and how to implement Monte Carlo simulations in Python to price exotic options. We also cover risk metrics like Value at Risk (VaR) and Greeks (Delta, Gamma). This is rigorous math applied to money.

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Complete Course Syllabus

  • 1
    Math Fundamentals
    Probability distributions and normal distribution properties.
  • 2
    Stochastic Processes
    Random walks and Geometric Brownian Motion.
  • 3
    Black-Scholes
    The formula that changed finance and how to code it.
  • 4
    The Greeks
    Measuring sensitivity to price, time, and volatility.
  • 5
    Monte Carlo
    Simulating thousands of future paths to find value.

Estimated completion time: 21 lessons • Self-paced learning • Lifetime access

Career Outlook

Estimated Salary
$140k - $250k

Career Paths

Quantitative Analyst $150k-$250k
Risk Quant $130k-$180k
Financial Engineer $140k-$200k

What You Will Learn

Derive and apply the Black-Scholes pricing formula
Implement Monte Carlo simulations for risk assessment
Calculate Option Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Theta) for hedging
Model asset prices using Geometric Brownian Motion
Compute Value at Risk (VaR) for portfolios

Skills You Will Gain

Stochastic Calculus Options Pricing Monte Carlo Python Scientific Stack Risk Modeling

Who Is This For

Math/Physics Grads
Aspiring Quants
Risk Managers

Prerequisites

Calculus
Probability
Python

Quantitative Analysis FAQs

Math heavy?

Yes, University-level Calculus/Stats required.

Coding?

Yes, translating formulas into Python code.

Job market?

High barrier to entry, very high compensation.

Trading?

Focus is on Pricing and Risk, not trading strategy.

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