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课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/strategy-and-game-theory-for-management
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课程名称：管理中的战略与博弈论 课程概述：本课程探讨博弈论的艺术，即在选择相互影响的情况下，人们如何做出决策。课程通过基于应用的学习，教授核心博弈论框架，旨在提升个人及组织的表现。在当今复杂多变的世界中，博弈论为应对不确定性提供了宝贵的框架和工具，帮助建立战略的科学性。博弈论在各个商业领域（如广告、数字市场等）都有广泛应用。 课程大纲： - **第一周：为什么人们不合作？** 该模块介绍博弈论课程的基础，提出了一些可以用所学概念解决的实际问题。课程将解释“游戏”的概念，并探讨著名的博弈模型——囚徒困境，即使是聪明人也没有合作的动机。我们将通过现实生活中的例子进一步理解囚徒困境的应用。 - **第二周：纳什均衡** 本模块引入纳什均衡这一著名概念，探讨在没有主导策略或被支配策略时应如何应对。我们会进一步探讨一些有趣的现象，如鹿狩猎、性别博弈和鹰与鸽游戏。此外，还将研究为何一些效率不高的结果会发生，尽管所有参与者都知道这些结果亚优化。 - **第三周：顺序游戏** 本模块介绍顺序性游戏，即玩家轮流进行操作的情况。我们将分析游戏重复进行的情况，以及在囚徒困境情况下，竞争对手何时可能合作。还将探讨最终通牒游戏和信任游戏等有趣的博弈。 - **第四周：信息不确定性的游戏** 本模块关注在信息不完全的情况下的博弈。我们将分析具有部分信息的情境，探讨此类游戏的多种应用，包括赢家的诅咒和逆向选择等概念。此外，我们将考察生物学与博弈论之间的关联。 - **同行评审作业** 该部分为课程的实践环节，学员将在此阶段运用所学知识进行评审和反馈。 本课程旨在通过实际应用提高学员的理论理解，帮助他们在复杂的决策环境中更有效地运用博弈论。
Name:Week 1: Why People Don't Cooperate?
Description:This module aims to introduce you to the game theory course. It introduces you to some real-life questions that you can solve by using the concepts we will learn over the course. Following this, the course introduces you to the idea of a game and to some simple games. Subsequently, the module explores the most famous game in game theory: Prisoners’ Dilemma, where smart people find no incentive to cooperate with each other. The module further explores some real-life examples of prisoners’ dilemma. All learning components will be updated upon the official launch of the course
Name:Week 2: Nash Equilibrium
Description:This module introduces you to the famous concept of Nash Equilibrium. What do you do when there is no Dominant Strategy or Dominated Strategies? Where do thought processes converge? This module further explores several interesting phenomena like Stag Hunt, Battle of Sexes, and Hawk Dove Games. We will explore why some inefficient outcomes happen despite all the players knowing that they are suboptimal. We will also explore questions like whether equilibrium means efficient. All learning components will be updated upon the official launch of the course
Name:Week 3: Sequential Games
Description:This module introduces you to the games that are sequential in nature. That is, we look at the cases where players alternate in their moves. Further, there are cases where games repeat themselves. We will look further at when we can expect competitors to cooperate in a prisoners’ dilemma situation. We will also explore some interesting games such as the ultimatum game and the trust game. All learning components will be updated upon the official launch of the course
Name:Week 4: Games when there is Uncertainty in Information
Description:Often, full information is not available, especially regarding the other players. In this module, we will look at scenarios with partial information. We will explore several interesting applications of such games and look into concepts like winners’ curse and adverse selection. We will also explore the link between biology and game theory All learning components will be updated upon the official launch of the course
Name:Peer Review Assignment
Description:
Game theory explores the art of how people make decisions in situations where their choices affect each other. Learn core game theory frameworks through practical application-based learning to transform your and your organization’s performance. With the increasing complexity of today’s world, game theory offers valuable frameworks and tools to navigate uncertainty and establish scientific rigor for strategy. Today, game theory has applications across businesses (advertising, digital markets, mer
