Game Theory II

But I woul like more on Game Theory.

very challenging Quite Hard but very interesting It is very challenging but also interesting A good step from basic game theory to more advanced theory and application in this field.

A great course on the applications of game theory.

And while it would have been nice for each concept to include interactive exercises- such as in Game Theory I - the repetition of quizzes and problem sets helps one to gain familiarity with the endless amount of themes and properties that get introduced each week.

Thank you for giving me excellent information on game theory.

Somehow, the concepts were not as clear as the basic game theory course.

Nice retracing of some notions of the course Game Theory like Pareto Oprimality.

Would totally recommend this to anyone who wants to know more about Game Theory.

The best part about this course is the fact that it provides the applications of all the theoretical aspects of game theory.

finest course Excellent and enlightening experience Outstanding course on Game Theory.

A perfect stepping stone for researchers willing to pursue their research in Gam This class is MUCH harder than their Game Theory I class because it is VERY abstract.

Unlike in their original version of the Game Theory I class I took, the professors were absent from this class.

Voting schemes was right, but mechanism design was completely abstract Really enlightening class!I now feel empowered to create project management processes that encourage truthfulness and participation of its different stakeholders in my everyday job.I also found some very interesting parallels with the methodology of pricing and notably price elasticity, which is key when designing a new product or its associated business model.PS: Although I understand the importance of it being mathematically formalized, I would have loved it to be sometimes more concrete (especially through exercises and quizzes).Thank you so much, Excellent skills obtained Some really interesting results, but it takes a while to tie it all together and the quizzes weren't as easy to connect to the theory as in the first course.