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Algorithmic Trading

Algorithmic Trading

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  • No. of Questions104
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  • Last UpdatedJuly 2025

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Algorithmic Trading


This exam covers the core of algorithmic trading, combining finance and programming. Learn how to create, test, and deploy rule-based trading strategies using coding and statistical tools. Ideal for traders, developers, and finance pros moving into fintech and automation.


Skills Required

  • Basic programming skills in Python, R, or C++
  • Understanding of financial markets and trading principles
  • Knowledge of statistical models and data analytics
  • Familiarity with APIs and trading platforms


Who should take the Exam?

    This exam is ideal for:

    • Quantitative analysts and algorithmic traders
    • Finance professionals interested in automation
    • Software developers working in trading platforms
    • Data scientists exploring market analytics
    • Students pursuing a career in fintech or trading


    Course Outline

    • Introduction to Algorithmic Trading
    • Financial Market Fundamentals
    • Programming for Trading Systems
    • Quantitative and Statistical Methods
    • Strategy Design and Backtesting
    • Risk Management Techniques
    • Infrastructure and Automation
    • Regulatory and Ethical Considerations

    Algorithmic Trading FAQs

    It’s the use of computer programs to automatically execute trading strategies based on defined rules.

    Roles like algorithmic trader, quant developer, fintech analyst, and trading system engineer are common paths.

    You’ll learn to code trading algorithms, apply quantitative models, and analyze strategy performance in real time.

    Yes, especially if they have some background in programming or finance and want to explore automated trading.

    Absolutely—developers with interest in finance can transition into high-frequency trading or fintech roles.

    Yes—independent quant consultants, freelance algo developers, and bot strategy freelancers are in demand.

    Market structures, technical analysis, API integration, backtesting, and automated risk controls.

    Python is most widely used, but R, Java, and C++ are also applicable depending on platform and latency needs.

    No, but a basic understanding of markets and orders is helpful. The course builds your financial knowledge too.

    MetaTrader, QuantConnect, TradingView, and broker APIs (like Zerodha, Alpaca) are commonly used tools.

     

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