Algorithmic Game Theory | Computer Science | Mathematics
Comprehensive course on the algorithmic and game-theoretic principles underlying modern computer systems and internet applications, taught by renowned expert Tim Roughgarden.
Introduction
This course covers the basic mathematical and algorithmic foundations of Algorithmic Game Theory, a field that lies at the intersection of computer science, economics, and mathematics. It is taught by Professor Tim Roughgarden at Stanford University.
Highlights
- Covers the fundamental concepts and techniques in Algorithmic Game Theory
- Taught by a renowned expert in the field, Professor Tim Roughgarden
- Includes lectures from the Fall 2013 offering of the course at Stanford University
- Provides a comprehensive understanding of the algorithmic and game-theoretic principles that underlie modern computer systems and internet applications
Recommendation
This course is highly recommended for students and professionals interested in the intersection of computer science, economics, and mathematics. It provides a solid foundation in Algorithmic Game Theory and its applications in areas such as internet economics, social networks, and mechanism design.
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