15-326 Computational Microeconomics

9 units, Carnegie Mellon University

Use of computational techniques to operationalize basic concepts from economics. Expressive marketplaces: combinatorial auctions and exchanges, winner determination problem. Game theory: normal and extensive-form games, equilibrium notions, computing equilibria. Mechanism design: auction theory, automated mechanism design.

Prerequisites: (21-127 (min C) or 21-128 (min C) or 15-151 (min C) or 80-210 or 80-211 (min C)) and (21-325 or 36-218 or 36-225 or 36-235)

Offered: Spring 2027, Spring 2026

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