Abstract
In recent years, major research advances have taken place in the intersection of computer science and economics, but this material has so far been taught primarily at the graduate level. This paper describes a novel semester-long undergraduate-level course in the intersection of computer science and economics at Duke University, titled “CPS 173: Computational Microeconomics.”
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