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Georgia Institute of Technology

Games without Chance: Combinatorial Game Theory

This course will cover the mathematical theory and analysis of simple games without chance moves.

Status: Mathematical Theory & Analysis
Status: Mathematics and Mathematical Modeling
Course14 hours

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Reviewed Jun 16, 2017

Gives a great Basic Overview with basic examples of the Game Theory. However i wouldn't consider it suitable for Professional Uses.

Reviewed May 21, 2023

Very cool and a good addition to Stanford's game theory course.

Reviewed Oct 13, 2016

Tom Marley was fun. He is like a little kid in a candy store.

Reviewed Oct 27, 2016

I like it, but as a math undergraduate I wish we have gone through some of the exciting research trend in combinatorial game theory.

Reviewed Jan 12, 2018

Nice course and nice lecturer, I have learnt a lot of new things of Combinatorial Game theory. Thank you.

Reviewed May 1, 2023

Thank you, our Teacher, Professor / instructor and all members in this course as well as Coursera team.I do thank.

Reviewed May 14, 2017

Good course, but a more formal treatment and more quiz questions would be better.

Reviewed Aug 13, 2016

An invigorating subject to learn about. Learning made great by the lecturer!

Reviewed Apr 2, 2022

Quite an interesting part of GT, nicely explained.

Reviewed Jul 27, 2017

Likes the course & Tom Morley's presentation.

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