Hi all,
I am currently enrolled in the online MBA program at UB, and I will be finishing up next semester! I have always wanted to take more math-related courses in this degree, so I thought taking a Quant class would be cool!
A little background: I graduated from UB in 2024 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and Aerospace Engineering. I did very well overall.
I guess I am a little nervous about the class. My job is pretty demanding, but I still find a way to keep up with school, and I have done pretty well so far. I feel like I forgot almost all of calculus lol. I know this isn't the case, but I don't use it on a day-to-day basis. I used ChatGPT to refresh myself, and I actually remembered way more than I thought.
I never took any statistics class above the statistics class they make you take in the MBA Online program, so I am a little nervous about that.
It seems like the professor for next semester is Cristian Tiu. Does anyone have any experience in this course with him (online or in-person doesn't matter)? He seemed to be pretty middle of the road when it came to Rate My Professor, and it seems like he cares more about effort than anything.
I plan to retrain myself in calculus (multivariable and all), before I take this class. Does anyone think I should not take it? Does anyone have any experience with this class or this professor? How hard was it? Does it make sense for me to take it online? Anything I should study in particular over the winter before this course (obviously Taylor Series, and calc, but anything else)? Any answers are appreciated!!
Thanks!