Craig Boutilier's Current Teaching

This fall/winter I am teaching:

CSC2534 Decision Making Under Uncertainty: a graduate seminar running from September to December 2011. Will be of broad interest and suitable for students with a wide variety of backgrounds in CS and other disciplines.
CSC200 Social and Economic Networks: Models and Applications: a full-year undergraduate course running from September 2011 to April 2012. This is a new course I am co-teaching with Allan Borodin on the use of mathematical and computational methods to analyze the social and economic networks. This is an interdisciplinary course that should appeal to social science, computer science, and a variety of other students. The course web page will go live during the first week of September.