Review

[Michsund]

Anyone whose take the advanced c++ course, how has it helped you. I’m planning on maybe applying to firms that require good understanding of c++ in the future and am contemplating taking this course. Any reviews would be useful

 

[GONG CHEN]

You can find some reviews

Advanced C++ and Modern Design Cert Testimonials

This is such a great course! I learned a lot from it and really enjoyed the C++ learning experience. The class is very well organized and structured. The learning materials are very interesting and useful. The TAs are extremely helpful and always answer the students' questions on the forum. It...

quantnet.com

How Quantnet's C++ certificates got me a job on Wall Street

Dear prospective students, I recently signed a contract with a top Investment Bank for an Associate C++ Developer position in the Securities Technology Division in New York. Three years ago I had very little programming and math knowledge, and non-relevant work experience. I was just another...

quantnet.com

Hope these help

 

[Michsund]

Most of these are pretty old I guess I’ll wait to see what @Daniel Duffy has to say in the morning . I am interested in some quant trading firms and they require strong c++ skills so would be wondering if it can help there?

 

[Daniel Duffy]

Most of these are pretty old I guess I’ll wait to see what @Daniel Duffy has to say in the morning . I am interested in some quant trading firms and they require strong c++ skills so would be wondering if it can help there?

Of course!
C++ will be here at your retirement age (in the future == 85). Life-long learning!
Who knows, may C++ will support Quantum Computing by then.

Quantum++: A modern C++ quantum computing library

Quantum++ is a modern general-purpose multi-threaded quantum computing library written in C++11 and composed solely of header files. The library is not restricted to qubit systems or specific quantum information processing tasks, being capable of simulating arbitrary quantum processes. The main...

journals.plos.org

 

[Daniel Duffy]

A follow-on remark is that everything is built on C++, Fortran and COBOL.

All (?) the Python libraries are C++ and Fortran wrappers.