This thread draws on the curriculum of Stevens’ Mathematics department and includes a minimum of one year of calculus, and one year of probability and statistics. Electives in this thread extend to more advanced calculus (multivariable, stochastic) and other quantitative techniques used in advanced financial applications.

This thread draws on the curriculum offered by the Stevens Computer Science department (in the School of Science and Engineering). It begins at the introductory level, building to a reasonable proficiency in C++, basic financial modeling tools and techniques, and an intermediate level of proficiency in web- based programming; beyond the required core. There are elective courses in fields such as data mining, machine learning and computerized trading platform architectures for students interested in developing advanced computer science capabilities.

This thread draws on the Business & Technology Program. It encompasses the standard business and finance foundation disciplines such as accounting, economics, corporate and international finance and capital markets—as well as QF—specific topics such as financial engineering, risk management, and market regulation & securities law.