CMPS166A: Game Theory and Applications I

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Introduces modern game theory, including applications in social science, biology, and engineering. Topics include extensive form, strategic form, mixed strategies, incomplete information, repeated games, evolutionary games, and simulation techniques. Prerequisite(s): Applied Math and Statistics 5 or 7 or Economics 113; and Economics 11B, Applied Math and Statistics 11B, or Mathematics 11B or 19B. Enrollment restricted to juniors and seniors.

5 Credits

Year	Fall	Winter	Spring	Summer
2017-18	Section 01 Staff
2016-17	Section 01 Staff Econ/TM Teaches; Cross-listed with ECON 166A
2015-16	Section 01 Staff
2014-15	Section 01 Daniel Friedman (dan) John T Musacchio (musacchi)
2013-14	Section 01 Staff Econ Instructor TBD
2012-13	Section 01 Barry Sinervo (sinervo) John T Musacchio (musacchi) Telecast to SV Section 50 Barry Sinervo (sinervo) John T Musacchio (musacchi) SV Telecast
2011-12	Section 01 Daniel Friedman (dan) John T Musacchio (musacchi)
2010-11	Section 01 bsinervo 7787 (bsinervo 7787) John T Musacchio (musacchi)
2009-10	Section 01 bsinervo 7787 (bsinervo 7787)
2008-09	Section 01 Daniel Friedman (dan)

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