Tom Marley was fun. He is like a little kid in a candy store.

Gives a great Basic Overview with basic examples of the Game Theory. However i wouldn't consider it suitable for Professional Uses.

A good introduction into Combinatorial Game Theory.

It's obvious this course follows the book Winning Ways for your Mathematical Plays, vol I.

This course does extremely well on its own,but you can also chose to work together while working through Winning Ways (which I personally would recommend, if you can get your hands on that book).

Excellent! An interesting subject taught by a very good teacher.

An invigorating subject to learn about. Learning made great by the lecturer!

Likes the course & Tom Morley's presentation.

Great course. I will try now the optional exercises and try having a deeper understanding on this.

Excellent instructor and clear explanations.

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I like it, but as a math undergraduate I wish we have gone through some of the exciting research trend in combinatorial game theory.

This was a very enjoyable and clearly educational course. It sparked my interest in surreal numbers (which I had heard of but never explored in detail.) Doctor Morley is a delightful character with a personality well suited to the playful nature of Conway's games.

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Very interesting and so much fun ;)

Excellent!

Fantastic

Awesome

Thank you

good

Loved the course.Thanks a lot.

Just loved it

The course topic itself and the syllabus was interesting and magnetic especially for someone like me who is equally interested in Economics, Game Theory, Mathematics and Computer Science. But I do feel that the concepts can be dealt with more theoretically so as to build formal background. I know it is difficult to make it mathematically heavy but still some of the concepts should have a theoretical explanation and proofs.

Overall, course was good and I learnt a lot of new things.

A nice introduction to the topic. Suitable for a beginner.

very fun introduction course. it doesn't take much time. however we don't go much in depth, just the concepts are given. The strategy to win at Nim is given as well, but no proof of it, not even as an extra, which is a bit disappointing because it was kind of being the highlight of the course. i guess we have to think by ourselves to understand why it works (or google it...)

i was surprised to discover symbols such as up, down, star, ... and all those surreal numbers... the last lecture leaves us wanting more but alas the course is too short

A good introduction to games without chance.

Nice course and nice lecturer, I have learnt a lot of new things of Combinatorial Game theory. Thank you.