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SI 563 - Game Theory

This is a standard course in "game theory," designed with the School of Information MSI students as the primary audience. This course is the pre-requisite for several ICD courses. To be well-prepared for management, policy and analysis in the information professions you need to first have a solid grounding in game theory and its applications to problem solving. Thus, the primary objective is to teach you a set of useful theories and how to apply them to solve problems. The emphasis is on method and application.

Instructor: Yan Chen

dScribe: Mike Harmala

Course Level: Graduate

Course Structure: 90 minute classes - two times a week

Date Added to MERLOT:: August 21, 2012
Created by:: Open Michigan
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SI 563 Game Theory- Syllabus (Reference Material)
SI 563 Game Theory- Week 01: Introduction and Representation of Games (Presentation)
SI 563 Game Theory- Week 02: Dominance and Nash Equilibrium (Presentation)
SI 563 Game Theory- Week 03: Solving Extensive Form Games: SPNE (Presentation)
SI 563 Game Theory- Week 04: Bargaining (Presentation)
SI 563 Game Theory- Week 05: Repeated Games and Reputation (Presentation)
SI 563 Game Theory- Week 06: Normal Form Games of Incomplete Information (Presentation)