GAME THEORY

For the students of engineering programs with regular attendance to the course (differently from other kinds of students), the exam involves the development of a project in 1-3 person groups, on course-related topics applied to ICT. This is agreed half-way through the course together with the lecturer.

For all the students, in any event the exam also includes a mandatory open-book written test, containing four problems of game theory focusing on different topics of the course. Every exercise involves three questions.

For engineering students with regular attendance to the course, the written test is limited to solving three exercises out of four. For the other students (non-engineering students or students without regular attendance), the written test involves all of the four exercises.

If the written test is sufficient, non-engineering students or students without regular attendance can directly finalize the passing score. Engineering students with regular attendance instead discuss their project with an oral exam after the written test. Oral exams are scheduled in the same day of written tests (even though students can decide to give the two parts on separate days). Both the written test and the oral exam must be sufficient to pass.