A List of Related Courses for Algorithmic Research for E-Commerce

A List of Related Courses

EECS 395 Algorithmic Research for E-Commerce

Northwestern University

Winter 2007

(last updated 1/11/2007)

Agent-Based Electronic Commerce	Peter Stone	Department of Computer Science, University of Texas at Austin
Algorithmic and Economic Aspects of the Internet	Nicole Immorlica, Mohammad Mahdian	Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington
Algorithmic Game Theory	Adrian Vetta	The Mathematics and Statistics Department, McGill University
Algorithmic Game Theory	Éva Tardos	Department of Computer Science, Cornell University
Algorithmic Game Theory	Peter Widmayer	Department of Computer Science, ETH Zürich
Algorithmic Game Theory	Tim Roughgarden	Department of Computer Science, Stanford University
Algorithmic Game Theory and Applications	Kousha Etessami	School of Informatics, the University of Edinburgh
Algorithms, Games, and the WEB	Bruno Codenotti	Department of Computer Science, University of Chicago
Computation and Market Mechanisms	S. Suri, R. Wolski	Department of Computer Science, UCSB
Computational Finance: Game and Information Theoretic Approach	B. Mishra	Department of Computer Science, New York University
Computational Game Theory	Michael Kearns	Department of Computer and Information Science, University of Pennsylvania
Economic Decision Analysis II	Julie Swann	School of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Georgia Tech
Economics and Computation	Joan Feigenbaum	Department of Computer Science, Yale University
Evolutionary Game Theory	Manfred K. Warmuth	Department of Computer Science, UC Santa Cruz
Foundations of Electronic Marketplaces	Tuomas Sandholm	Department of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University
Game Theory in Computer Science	Seminar	Department of Computer Science and Engineering, UCSD
Intelligent Game Theory	David Sinclair	School of COmputer Applications, Dublin City University
Introduction to Game Theory	Rahul Garg	Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology
Optimization, Game and Layering in Communication Networks	Lijun Chen	Department of Control and Dynamical Systems, California Institute of Technology
Seminar on Algorithmic Aspects of Game Theory	Christos H. Papadimitriou	Department of EECS, UC-Berkeley
Topics at the Interface between Computer Science and Economics	David C. Parkes	Division of Engineering and Applied Science, Harvard University
Topics on the border of CS, Game theory, and Economics	Noam Nisan, Daniel Lehmann	Institute of Computer Science, Hebrew University of Jerusalem