Math 304: Game Theory

R. Clark Robinson

Spring 2002

TA: Christian Haesemeyer

Information about homework & miscellaneous handouts

• Homework and reading assignments
• Extra problems
• Errata and comments about the book
• An example of a mixed strategry solution: page 1, page 2, page 3
• Lecture May 1: page 1, page 2, page 3.
• Example 5.10: page 1, page 2, page 3, page 4,

Test 1, April 30, 2002

• Topics and sample tests
• Copy of Test 1
• Answers to Test 1: page 1 page 2, page 3

Test 2, May 21, 2002

• Topics and sample tests
• Copy of Test 2
• Answers to Test 2: page 1 page 2, page 3

Final, June 13, 2002

• Topics.
• Copy of Final
• Answers: Page 1, Page 2, Page 3,

Sample tests from previous years

• Test 1
• Test 1 from Spring 2001
• Solutions to Test 1 from Spring 2001
• Test 1 from Spring 2000 (Covers chapters 1 & 2)
• Solutions to Test 1 from Spring 2000
• Test 2
• Test 2 from Spring 2001
• Solutions, page 1
• Solutions, page 2
• Solutions, page 3
• Test 2 from Spring 2000: Page 1, Page 2 (Covers chapters 3, 4, 5)
• Solutions to Test 2
• Finals
  • Final from 2001
  • Solutions, page 1
  • Solutions, page 2
  • Solutions, page 3
  • Solutions, page 4
  • Solutions, page 5
  • Final from Spring 2000 Page 1, Page 2 (covers chapters 1-5, & sections 7.1, 7.2, 7.5)
  • Solutions to Final: Page 1, Page 2, Page 3,

R. Clark Robinson

Office: Lunt 209

Phone: 491-3738

Classes

Math 313-2: MWF 10 AM

Math 304-0: MWF 2 PM

Office Hours (Spring 2002)

M & W 1-2 PM; & By appointment