Hi Rasheed,
one exercise could be to implement a simple option; that would
make you familiar with instruments and pricing engines and give you an
overview of the library design. If you happen to have Haug's book,
for example, there's plenty of such options with a simple analytic
formula. For a description of the framework and an example, you can
read chapter 2 at <
http://sites.google.com/site/luigiballabio/qlbook>.
Do write here if you get stuck.
Later,
Luigi
On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 2:52 PM, Rasheed Abiaka <
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> I've taken a bunch of programming courses and I'm now looking for a
> way to learn programming in an applied way. What exercises would you
> suggest for a beginner, over let's say a year, to get up to speed to
> become capable of making a real contribution to the Quantlib project?
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