Games People Play: Thinking Strategically with Game Theory (Udemy.com)

Start of the course was relevant and interesting, however near the end it repeated a lot of the same theories and became a bit repetitive.

very good clarity in definisions and good examples

The content is pretty informative and interesting. The thing that isn't good about this course is the presentation. I feel like there can be better examples provided in a more concise manner. The most annoying thing is the music in the background. Unfortunately it's going to be stuck in my head for at least a year...

This is an interesting course, which became more and more absorbing. It is at a basic level, but will give you the framework to go further into game theory. I recommend it.

Yes. Cutting complexity into multiple simple pieces and doing it through visual and mathematical models is a great idea.

Interesting introduction to the concepts in Game Theory. Section 6 was quite good because it went through real examples, a lot of the rest was too simplistic which meant it was actually harder to follow because the examples were not set up with preamble, just tables with outcomes. Some of the Nash Equilibrium examples didn't make sense as the best outcome shown was clearly not the best outcome, so was a bit confusing to follow.

The course is very relevant to my hope of learning how to think strategically in any life situation. The instructor is elaborative and clear. I have been blessed with section 2,3, and 4.

This is a good course for learning the fundamentals of Game Theory. The instructors present in clear and concise manner.

Yes, I fascinated with strategic interactions and as a result, game theory. I try to immerse myself in it regularly.

I should have taken this course earlier. Extremely good visuals and interesting and useful use cases