MATH 375 - Introduction to Game Theory

Credits 3
Recommended prior course: MATH-210. Game theory is a collection of mathematical models used to study situations involving conflict and/or cooperation. This contemporary mathematical subject is concerned with human interactions, competitive encounters, notions of value, bargaining and negotiations and fairness. It has application throughout social, systems, behavior, managerial and decision sciences. The course covers two person zero sum non-cooperative games, two person general sum non-cooperative games, two person general sum cooperative games, games in extensive form and games in person coalitional form.
MATH-210 or MATH-220 (Required, Previous).
May not be audited.