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Tuesday |
| Thursday |
| 2/1 | What is Game Theory? |
2/3 | 1.4 Optimizing Using the Lagrange Method
1.5 Uncertainty and Chance |
| 2/8 | 1.5 Uncertainty and Chance
1.6 Decision Making Under Uncertainty |
2/10 | 2.1 Two-Person Matrix Games
Group Homework Due |
| 2/15 | 2.2 Strategic Form Games
2.3 Applications |
2/17 | 2.3 Applications |
| 2/22 | 2.4 Solving Matrix Games with Mixed
Strategies
Individual Set #1 Due |
2/24 | No Class |
| 2/29 | 3.1 Graphs and Trees
3.2 Single-Person Decisions |
3/2 | 3.3 Uncertainty and Single-Person Decisions |
| 3/7 | 4.1 The Structure of Sequential Games
4.2 Sequential Games with Perfect Information
Group Homework Due |
3/9 | 4.2 Sequential Games with Perfect Information
Reading Journals Collected
Topic for Presentation Due |
| 3/14 | Spring Break |
3/16 | Spring Break |
| 3/21 | 4.3 Sequential Games with Imperfect
Information |
3/23 | 5.1 The Market for Lemons
5.2 Beliefs and Strategies
Individual Set #2 Due |
| 3/28 | 5.3 Consistency of Beliefs
5.4 Expected Payoff |
3/30 | 5.5 Sequential Equilibrium
Outline of Paper Due |
| 4/4 | 6.1 Auctions with Complete Information
Group Homework Due |
4/6 | 6.2 Individual Private Value Auctions
6.3 English Auctions |
| 4/11 | Introduction to Voting Theory |
4/13 | Geometry and Voting Theory |
| 4/18 | More Voting Theory
Papers Due |
4/20 | Even More Voting Theory
Reading Journals Collected
Individual Set #3 Due |
| 4/25 | Presentations |
4/27 | Presentations |
| 5/2 | Presentations |
5/4 | Course Wrap-up |
