OBJECTIVE: The student should be able to discuss a topic that is not discussed in class which is

related to one of the modules of the course.

DESCRIPTION: The individual project is a SLIDE AND VIDEO presentation where the student
is seen discussing important and significant information, concepts, mathematical illustrations/
examples, and applications from the chosen topic.

LIST OF TOPIC OPTIONS: CHANGE THE FONT COLOR OF YOUR CHOSEN TOPIC
1. Tessellations and Tiling (Mathematics in Nature and Arts)
2. Methods of Proof (The Nature of Mathematics: Logic)
3. Formal Proof of Validity (The Nature of Mathematics: Logic)
4. Rules of Inference for Quantified Statements (The Nature of Mathematics: Logic)
5. Philippine Stock Market Technical Analysis (Mathematics for Finance)
6. The Simplex Algorithm in Linear Programming (Mathematics for Efficiency)
7. Sensitivity Analysis in Linear Programming (Mathematics for Efficiency)
8. Eulerian and Hamiltonian Paths (Mathematics for Efficiency)
9. Graph Coloring Problem (Mathematics for Efficiency)
10. Graph Theory and Networks (Mathematics for Efficiency)
11. Bitcoins and Cryptocurrency (Mathematics for Digital Communication)
12. Digital Signatures (Mathematics for Digital Communication)
13. Steganography (Mathematics for Digital Communication)
14. Cooperative Game Theory (Mathematics for Decision Sciences)
15. Noncooperative Games with 3 or more players (Mathematics for Decision Sciences)
16. Evolutionary Game Theory (Mathematics for Decision Sciences)
17. Basketball or Volleyball: A game theory equilibrium analysis (Mathematics for Decision
Sciences)
18. Weighted Voting (Mathematics for Decision Sciences)
19. Evaluating Voting Methods using Fairness Criteria (Mathematics for Decision Sciences)
20. OTHER TOPIC PROPOSED BY THE STUDENT (Please specify:
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PROPOSED OUTLINE OF SLIDE AND VIDEO PRESENTATION (Be specific with this
outline. You may add rows if needed)
1.History of Game Theory