Games Theory for Multi-agent Decision Making (Control and Optimization MSc and 3rd Year MEng Courses).

This module introduces fundamental concepts and techniques of games theory, thereby providing a framework for formulating and solving decision making problems in systems science, involving multiple agents with possibly conflicting objectives, in both static and dynamic settings. The practical significance of the underlying ideas is illustrated by examples in such areas as traffic management, decentralized control, evolutionary dynamics and robust controller design.