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How to understand financial engineering
1. Financial engineering is an undergraduate major in colleges and universities, which belongs to the financial major.

Students in this major learn the basic knowledge of financial engineering, emphasize the combination of practical content and theoretical content, pay attention to the practice of basic skills and comprehensive application ability, and highlight the technicality, comprehensiveness and exploration of practical content. 2. Through systematic study and training of the contents specified in the teaching plan of this major, students should achieve the following training objectives: 1. Master the basic theory and technology of financial engineering, be familiar with the basic knowledge of finance, accounting, management, law and other disciplines closely related to financial engineering, and have a reasonable knowledge structure; 2. Master the scientific research methods and skills combining qualitative analysis with quantitative analysis, and have strong financial analysis, planning ability and financial innovation ability;

3. Understand China's foreign policy, the frontier of financial theory and the development of international financial market; 4. Have a solid foundation in mathematics and econometrics, master basic mathematical modeling skills and skills in empirical research on financial markets; 5. Strong computer application ability and ability to obtain and process information; 6. English has passed the National College English Test Band 6, and can consult English documents skillfully; 7. Strong language and writing skills, able to write professional papers, diverse application styles, and strong business negotiation skills;

8. Physical and mental health, reaching the national physical exercise standards for college students. 3. Main course economics module; Financial module; Computer module; Mathematics and statistics module and other four modules. Courses offered include: political economy, microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, monetary banking, financial economics, financial markets, securities investment, derivative financial instruments, fixed-income securities, corporate finance, financial engineering, financial accounting, stochastic process, time series analysis, financial statistics and analysis application, commercial bank operation and management, insurance and actuarial science, game theory and information economics, financial risk management and investment banking.