A bit about me. I am an SP alumni who went overseas for university. I am retired (FIRE), and I have a background in finance and math. I have passed CFA Level III, I have real-world Treasury funding experience, and I have knowledge of quantitative methods and options. I also know how to code and build software prototypes.

Since I have a lot of time on my hands now, I want to pass on some of this knowledge. I am also spending my time building software prototypes and trying to find good ideas to work on.

If you are a current student or alumni, I am happy to chat. We can talk about career paths or just break down difficult concepts in math/ML/finance.

Hey everyone, taking MRE this sem. Our lecturer mentioned that most people don't do well for the practical MST, so I really want to make sure I prepare properly to get an A.

For those who did well:
* What specifically did you do during revision to prepare (e.g., redoing labs)?
* How did you approach the practical test on the day itself to avoid getting stuck?

For SC: I’ve heard the MST has been pretty easy for the last few years, but I still want to make sure I secure an A. Are there any specific areas I should focus on to guarantee a high score?

Thanks!

can give tips/tricks? never dance before, a bit stressed...

but decided to step out of my comfort zone and try something new

appreciate any thoughts and comments bout the module

hello! i was nominated by my course chair to talk to pfp students about the course i’m in
and i’m wondering if anyo has done it ornot and can share with me how to better explain my course to pfp students LOLOL
i love my course but its kinda hard to explain in depth to public sia haha