MATH 178A

Foundations of Actuarial Mathematics: Life Insurance and Annuities

Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour. Requisites: courses 32B, 170A or 170E (or Statistics 100A), 175 or 177. Introduction to mathematics associated with long-term insurance coverages. Single- and multiple-life survival models, annuities, premium calculations and policy values, reserves, pension plans and retirement benefits. Letter grading.

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Farzin Barekat

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Vadim Kaushanskii

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Enes Ozel

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Fall 2019 - Ozel is one of the best profs in the math department! Super helpful during office hours, always eager to answer questions, and a really nice guy. I’d highly recommend him and this class!
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