ECO444: Game Theory in Economic Applications
This course will expose students to the techniques of game theory, the main analytical tool of modern microeconomics, and will apply those techniques to the analysis of a variety of strategic interactions in economic (and other social science) applications. 
Download Written ECO444 materials (2021). Note: This zip file contains lecture notes, homework, and past exams. Video, audio, and whiteboards can be accessed through Blackboard.

ECO533: Advanced Microeconomics
An introduction to the mathematical approach to microeconomic theory. Topics include consumer and producer theory, general equilibrium and welfare theorems, decision making under uncertainty, and an introduction to agency.