Competences
- Knowledge of the benefits of using computer applications in finance
- Identifying a problem of prediction, classification and optimization in finance field
- Learning how to prepare the financial information for computer processing
- Understanding the different metrics for evaluating models
- Knowledge of different computational techniques for prediction, classification and optimization
- Being able to relate the type of problem with the type of technique
- Applying computational techniques for solving problems in the financial field
- Having skills of using computational tools in the financial area
- Having the ability to evaluate the results obtained through computer applications
- Being able to properly propose the different phases for the resolution of a problem using the techniques discussed
- Having the Ability to assess the advantages and disadvantages of using each technique to a specific problem
Study Program
- Introduction to computers in the financial field
- Preparation of financial information for computer processing
- Metrics for evaluating models
- Computational techniques for classifying in finance
- Computational techniques for predicting financial time series
- Computational techniques for financial optimization
Group
Bachelor's Degree: Finance and Accounting
Field: Social sciences and Law (Getafe)
Bibliography
- Boris Kovalerchuck & Evgenii Vityaev. Data Mining in Finance. Kluwer Academic Publishers. 2000
- Suran Goonatilake & Philip Treleaven. Intelligent Systems for Finance and Business. John Wiley & Sons. 1995