313101 Agenten-basierte Simulation (V) (SoSe 2013)

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Computational economics broadly defined consists of two sub-fields:

(i) Numerical solution of models, that is the computation of general equi-
librium and game-theoretic problems. This field can properly be seen as
numerical mathematics applied to economics.
(ii) Agent-based modelling and simulation, in which a simulation model rep-
resents the interactions of agents in a multi-agent system. This field can
be seen as computer science applied to social science problems.

This course deals with the second sub-field of agent-based modelling and simula-
tion. Students can expect to learn about the conceptual and theoretical aspects
of using ABMs in the social sciences.

Bibliography

Managing Business Complexity: Discovering Strategic Solutions with Agent-

Based Modeling and Simulation, by Michael J. North and Charles M.
Macal, 2007.

Selected Chapters from the ACE Handbook, by Leigh Tesfatsion and Kenneth Judd, 2005.

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31-M-El1 Elective Courses 1 Elective Courses 1 Chosen course from the group "Specialisation and deepening of the knowledge on economic theory and/or quantitative methods" 4 LP Student information
31-M-El2 Elective Courses 2 Elective Courses 2 Chosen course from the group quantitative methods 4 LP Student information
31-M-El3 Elective Courses 3 Elective Courses 3 Chosen course from the group economic theory 4 LP Student information
31-MM22 Computational Economics Computational Economics Agenten-basierte Simulation Student information
31-MM22-WiMa Computational Economics Computational Economics Agenten-basierte Simulation Student information

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Degree programme/academic programme Validity Variant Subdivision Status Semester LP  
Economic Behavior and Interaction Models / Promotion    
Economics and Management (BiGSEM) / Promotion    
QEM - Models and Methods of Quantitative Economics / Master    
Studieren ab 50    
Wirtschaftswissenschaften / Master (Enrollment until SoSe 2012) Modul 22; Modul 10   4 22c, 10a  
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lecture (V) / 2
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Faculty of Business Administration and Economics
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