Game theory for best results in academics
By: Kulkarni, Ankur Arun
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Publisher: Pune Engineering Education Foundation 2022Edition: Vol,35(4), Apri.Description: 157-162p.Subject(s): Humanities and Applied SciencesOnline resources: Click here
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Journal of engineering education transformations (JEET)Summary: Game Theory (GT) is a technique or tool for analyzing the problems for studying and evolving the strategies, for reaching out towards the rational decision processes of individual persons and their interactions in an environment of a group. Game Theory focuses on studying the different approaches, in which strategic interactions among different economic agents evolve outcomes with respect to the choices (or utility) of the agents, irrespective of whether the results of their efforts were intended. Thus, mostly GT is used for a study of different mathematical models of variations, uncertainties, conflicts and interactions among intelligent; rationally deciding subjects i.e. human beings. In teaching learning process large number of students, faculties are involved. This results in large number of variables. Large number of students with unpredictable behaviors, number of faculties with different methods of teaching, makes it difficult to achieve the best academic results. So a study is undertaken and a game theory (GT) is adapted to evolve an academic system so that academic process becomes interesting for the participants that are the students and faculty. The basic reason of choosing a GT is as it allows users to consider the different variations in the chosen model. The objective of this study is to evolve a composite optimum strategy for the faculty member in-order to achieve the best possible result for any fragmented group of students. The analysis is carried out at the level of some subject in which maximum use of mathematics is observed, such as economics and financial analysis and management.
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Game Theory (GT) is a technique or tool for analyzing the problems for studying and evolving the strategies, for reaching out towards the rational decision processes of individual persons and their interactions in an environment of a group. Game Theory focuses on studying the different approaches, in which strategic interactions among different economic agents evolve outcomes with respect to the choices (or utility) of the agents, irrespective of whether the results of their efforts were intended. Thus, mostly GT is used for a study of different mathematical models of variations, uncertainties, conflicts and interactions among intelligent; rationally deciding subjects i.e. human beings. In teaching learning process large number of students, faculties are involved. This results in large number of variables. Large number of students with unpredictable behaviors, number of faculties with different methods of teaching, makes it difficult to achieve the best academic results. So a study is undertaken and a game theory (GT) is adapted to evolve an academic system so that academic process becomes interesting for the participants that are the students and faculty. The basic reason of choosing a GT is as it allows users to consider the different variations in the chosen model. The objective of this study is to evolve a composite optimum strategy for the faculty member in-order to achieve the best possible result for any fragmented group of students. The analysis is carried out at the level of some subject in which maximum use of mathematics is observed, such as economics and financial analysis and management.
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