• Assisted to the teaching for the ”Game Theory & Strategy” lectures of Professor Levent Koçkesen. I conducted problem sessions for over 80 students weekly and arranged office hours.

Course Overview

This course aims to introduce you to the basic tools and applications of game theory. Game theory provides a way of formally modeling and analyzing situations where at least two parties (e.g. individuals, firms, countries…) interact in a strategic manner. Having started as a field of mathematics, game theory is now used extensively in economics, and has also found many applications in political science, sociology, biology and law. Topics to be covered include models of games in extensive and strategic form, equilibria with randomization, repeated games, games with imperfect and incomplete information, signaling and beliefs, and other economic applications of these models.