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deepakraomore
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What computer skill required for actuarial job? Basic as well advance
(Which languages and software)
(Which languages and software)
Knowledge of Basic SAS will always be helpful (especially for data manipulation and also for presentation)....
Employers generally ask for exposure to SAS at the basic level of work(esp. in India).
For those who don't want to drop a couple of grand on a SAS license, R is a pretty popular option.
Lots of stuff will (with a little work) actually run just fine from a folder on your desktop. No need to involve those fussy configuration guys at all.I've been fighting (in vain) to get R installed in my PC for the last year and a half.
Lots of stuff will (with a little work) actually run just fine from a folder on your desktop. No need to involve those fussy configuration guys at all.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/rportable/
Yus... well this is a different problem isn't it.You underestimate the pricky nature of multi-national IT audits! I can have R-portable in my work PC - but can't write any codes in it (for work) because it's not created by an "authorized" software![]()