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- Undergraduate major in Industrial Engineering and Economics
- Instructor(s)
- Fukuda Emiko
- Class Format
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- Day/Period(Room No.)
- Tue7-8(W933) Fri7-8(W933)
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- Course number
- IEE.B205
- Credits
- 2
- Academic year
- 2018
- Offered quarter
- 2Q
- Syllabus updated
- 2018/3/20
- Lecture notes updated
- 2018/7/27
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- Japanese
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Lecture
Lecture 1 What is game theory? / Games in strategic form (2)- Definition of a game, dominated strategies
2018.6.12(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 2 Games in strategic form (2)- Rationalizable strategies
2018.6.15(Fri.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 3 Games in strategic form (3)- Nash equilibrium, Duopoly
2018.6.19(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 4 Games in strategic form (4)- Zero-sum games, Minimax Theorem
2018.6.22(Fri.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 5 Games in extensive form (1)- Extensive form game, Subgame perfect equilibrium
2018.6.26(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 6 Games in extensive form (2)
2018.6.29(Fri.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 7 Midterm exam
2018.7.3(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 8 Games in extensive form (3)
2018.7.6(Fri.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 9 Repeated games (1)- Finitely repeated games, component games, strategies in repeated games
2018.7.10(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 10 Repeated games (2)- Infinitely repeated games, Folk Theorem
2018.7.13(Fri.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 11 Games with incomplete information (1)- Incomplete information, Bayesian games, types, Bayesian-Nash equilibrium
2018.7.17(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 12 Games with incomplete information (2)- Perfect Bayesian equilibrium, belief, consistency, sequential rationality
2018.7.20(Fri.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 13 Games with incomplete information (3)- Adverse selection, signaling, screening
2018.7.24(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 14 Evolutionary game theory- Basic concepts, evolutionary stable strategies (ESS), applications
2018.7.27(Fri.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 15 Review
2018.7.31(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 16
2018.8.3(Fri.) 7-8Session
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