Exam dates: March 22nd / 29th 2015; 1 PM to 4 PM
Exam Registration URL:
https://www.digialm.com/EForms/configuredHtml/885/1958/login.html
Certificate will have the test score, which is a combination of your assignment scores and exam score. Only those who have already enrolled in this course will be able to register for the exam.
About the course :
Games or ‘Strategic Interactions’ can be found in all walks of life. Examples of such scenarios are two firms competing for market share, politicians contesting elections, different bidders participating in an auction for wireless spectrum, coal blocks etc. Game theory provides a convenient framework to model and interpret the behavior of participants in such strategic interactions. Hence it can be applied to solve a wide variety of problems involving diverse areas such as Markets, Auctions, Online Retail, Cold War, Paying Taxes, Bargaining, Elections, Portfolio Management etc. Therefore, both undergraduate and postgraduate students and professionals from diverse backgrounds such as Scientists, Engineers, Managers, Politicians and Political Scientists, Economists, Mathematicians etc will find the course content useful. Examples and exercises will be motivated by problems close to real life scenarios.
Topics that will be covered include