Memorization:

basic concepts and basic concepts of game theory; classification of games; functions of game theory; mixed strategies in game theory; classification of strategic moves; basic theorems of game theory; concepts of evolutionary games; negotiation strategies; bidding strategies and auction structure

Understanding:

modern terminology of game theory in business; decision-making in conflict conditions, features; approaches to the analysis of strategic games; principles of classification of strategic moves; evolutionary scenarios; voting rules and procedures; bidding strategies and auction structure.

Application of knowledge (skills):

classify game situations and formulate goals and strategies of players; apply skills in using methods to find optimal strategies; build a game model that meets the problem being studied and analyze the simulation results; to develop skills in searching for optimal methods for solving different classes of problems in the field of game theory.

Analysis:

information that players possess and its use to solve problems; game learning strategies; behavior in the game as the number of players increases; order of actions in the game; best answers for games with different numbers of participants; equilibria in pure strategies; Nash equilibrium concepts; games with sequential moves in a strategic form.

Evaluation:

Availability of repetitive information among game participants; behavior in a game with an increased number of players; the best answers from the game participants; equilibrium in pure strategies; empirical data on the Nash equilibrium; games with simultaneous moves using the game tree; a game consisting of successive moves in strategic forms; creating strategies to unlock three purer strategies in one game; typical situations, signals and screening.

Creation:

Proposals for the possibility of increasing the efficiency of decision-making in conditions of conflict of interests when making management decisions by managers and specialists of maritime and inland waterway transport enterprises.

Basic Concepts of Game Theory. Theory of Strategic Influence. Approaches to the Analysis of Strategic Games. Application Area of Game Theory. Classification of Games. Functions of Game Theory. Games with Sequential Moves.   Construction of the games tree. Decision Node. Uncertainty and forses Nature. Backward Induction. Description of Simultaneous Move Games with Discrete Strategies. Pure Strategies.  Matrix of the  Game. Nash Equilibrium Concept. Prisoner's Dilemma. Dominant and Dominated Strategies. Price Competition. Some Economic Aspects of Oligopoly. Political Advertising. Rationality Requirements in Nash Equilibrium. Application of Rationalization Concept. Concept of Mixed Strategy. The indifference property of an opponent. Risky and Safe Choices in Zero-Sum Games. Uncertainty and Information in Game Theory in Business. Imperfect Information: Overcoming Risk. Risk Manipulation in Competition. Asymmetric Information. Direct Communication. Classification of Strategic Moves. Credibility of Strategic Moves. Commitment. Threats and Promises. Games with Unknown Duration. Collective Games with Two Participants. Basic Concepts of Evolutionary Games. Evolutionary Scenarios. Repeated Games. Comparison of Evolutionary Model and Rational Player Model. Price Discrimination. Compatibility Constraints. Strategies and Voting in Business Game Theory. Rules and Voting Procedures. Binary Methods.  Mixed Methods. Auction Participation Strategy and Auction Structure. Types of Auctions. Auction Environment.