The majority of the testing occurs while you are studying. The ARPM platform tracks the active time spent across theory, code, slides and animations for each topic in the Lab, indicated by the teal dot in our system:
The practical project is an individual project of your choice that analyzes one or more
topics in the Advanced Risk and Portfolio Management (ARPM)
Topics.
Breadth of coverage is favored over depth.
The project consists of three components:
The grade for the project is a number P in the interval [0,1].
The grade for the project is computed as P=(D+C+V)/3, where "D", "C" and "V" are three
numbers, each in the interval [0,1].
The number "D" evaluates the description. Candidates are expected to clearly state assumptions, methodology and conclusions.
The number "C" evaluates the code: if the code is modular, easily readable, and accurately mirrors the description C=1; if it does not run C=0; for the intermediate cases an intermediate value will be determined.
The number "V" evaluates the video presentation. Candidates are expected to speak clearly and to be able to communicate quantitative concepts to an audience of interested generalists.
To submit the project, candidates should adhere strictly to the guidelines below.
For each violation, P is multiplied by a factor 0.8.