China

Game theory is a pillar of modern economics. It also plays an ever-increasing role in other social sciences as law and politics, and in natural science as biology. This course is an introduction to game theory, its basic concepts and analytical methods. It examines the ability of using game theory to observe economic behavior and phenomenon in the real world. Course topics include: games with sequential moves; simultaneous-move games with pure strategies; combining sequential and simultaneous moves; simultaneous-move games with mixed strategies; uncertainty and information; strategic moves; The Prisoners' Dilemma; collective-action games; evolutionary games; and bargaining. 

This course examines the basic theories, characteristics, and problems of industrial economics; the competition and strategic interaction between industries and enterprises; non cooperative game theory; and structure behavior performance (SCP).

The Chinese Economy Overview is mainly designed for international students, and the curriculum is relatively basic, so that foreign students can familiarize themselves with the Chinese environment and understand Chinese history, especially the history of economic development. This course mainly guides students to comprehensively view the evolution of China's economy and understand the current situation of China's economy.

This course explores customer values and buying behavior from an innovative perspective. It also analyzes the development of the industry and the evolution of competition in marketing, as well as corporate social responsibility and sustainable development of an enterprise. Through the course, students learn to make scientific and creative marketing strategies to maintain and develop customer relations and their resources.

The course provides an overview of finance, specifically the rules of operation and main problems facing the financial system. The course covers the important position of the financial system in modern society, and analyzes and discusses some major practical problems in the current financial field.
 

The course covers the system of mutual aid in China. Students acquire basic knowledge and skills of how deal with emergencies in real life, in order to stay safe and protect themselves.

This course provides a bridge between mathematics and physics, mechanics, etc., and serves as a foundation for solving practical problems using mathematical tools. Through this course, students master the basic theory of common differential equations, and the application of differential equations in practical problems, including mathematics itself and physics, mechanics, economics, biology, and other fields. Topics include the source of the problem of normal differential equations, the primary solution of simple normal differential equations, the basic theory of differential equations, the structure (and solution) of the linear equation solution of constant coefficients, the theory and solution of linear differential equations, and the qualitative theory of differential equations.