ECN 338 - Applied Game Theory

4 credits (Fall and Spring)

Game theory facilitates modeling strategic interaction among interdependent agents who share awareness of their interdependence. As such, it can generate analytical foundations for many relationships found in social and natural sciences. This course develops game theoretic modeling using visual representation and equations, with an emphasis on intuitive technique and direct application to examples primarily from economics and politics.

Prerequisite: ECN 111 and ECN 280, and MAT 124 or MAT 131.
Instructor: Ferguson