Introduction to Computational Game Theory
CMSC474 — Spring 2019
Department of Computer Science, University of Maryland
CMSC474 — Spring 2019
Department of Computer Science, University of Maryland
Mechanism Design and in particular Algorithmic Game Theory, which can be viewed as ''incentive-aware algorithm design'', has become an increasingly important part of computer science in recent years. In this course, we review the basics of game theory and algorithmic game theory and we consider several game theoretic scenarios in the class.
Instructor: Prof. Mohammad T. HajiAghayi, Office: 2113 A.V. Williams
TA's: Saeed Seddighin (saeedreza.seddighin@gmail.com) and Joon Kim (dongjoon999@gmail.com)
Classes: TuTh 2:00pm - 3:15pm, CSI, Room #3118
Requirement: Minimum grade of C+ in CMSC351 is strongly recommended. If you are unsure of whether you have sufficient background for this course or not, please contact the instructor in the first week of the class or before.