Financial Mathematics
Issued by
Farmingdale State College
Earners of this micro-credential will acquire knowledge and skills across the mathematical & computational spectrum. This micro-credential provides a solid foundation in quantitative and computational finance within a hands-on, application-oriented learning environment. Course work includes basic financial mathematics, continuous-time finance, and financial engineering. Participants will gain quantitative method skills that can be leveraged across a diverse field of applications.
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Earning Criteria
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FSC matriculated students, applying for this micro-credential, must meet the following admission criteria: Enrolled in an FSC degree program, excluding Applied Mathematics in the Financial Mathematics track. MTH 130 or 150: (Calculus I or equivalent) with a C or better. For non-matriculated students (industry professionals): Completion of the FSC Non-Matriculated Student application. MTH 130 or 150: (Calculus I or equivalent) with a C or better.
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To achieve the Financial Mathematics micro-credential, participants will need to be enrolled at FSC and successfully complete a three-course sequence (MTH 246, 346, and 446), with a B or better, which will include assignments, exams, and projects. The final course, MTH 446, will include a final project and student presentation that will be evaluated by the microcredential advisor prior to completion. Participants are not required to be accepted into the Applied Mathematics program at FSC.