IEMS 408-0
Decision Making in Dynamic Learning Environments
Decision making in stochastic and dynamic environments plays an essential role in many areas, including finance, robotics, game theory, revenue management and social networks. This course aims to gain a theoretical understanding for some popular tools used to solve these problems. Topics include: theoretic foundations of reinforcement learning/dynamic programming, multi-armed bandit problems and its solutions, random graph models for social and economic networks which can be used to explain small world phenomena, wealth concentration and disease/information spreading.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisites: Graduate students with an understanding of probability theory, real analysis or equivalent for mathematical maturity.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027