FEP3220: Computational Game Theory
Graduate course Period 4, 2008/2009 5 ECTS credits + 2.5 ECTS credits
Game theory is becoming increasingly important in many areas of computer science and engineering where autonomic agents interact with each other and aim to maximize their individual utilities. This course focuses on the areas of game theory that appear to be most relevant for engineering applications. The emphasis is both on theoretical principles and on the application of the theory to problem formulation and problem solving. The course covers a range of topics, from the different concepts of equilibria and different kinds of games, to evolutionary game theory. The course also covers topics in algorithmic mechanism design, which deals with the problem of designing rules of a game such that a specific outcome is reached.
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Course responsible: György Dán (E-mail: gyuri ee kth se)