The Great Courses - Understanding Complexity - Scott E. Page, Ph.D. by Unknown, Ph.D., Scott E. Page
Length: 6 hrs and 4 mins Release date: 03-20-19, 12 lectures, 30 minutes/lecture, Taught by Scott E. Page, Course Lecture Titles 1. ComplexityWhat Is It? Why Does It Matter? 2. Simple, Rugged, and Dancing Landscapes 3. The Interesting In-Between 4. Why Different Is More 5. Explore ExploitThe Fundamental Trade-Off 6. Emergence IWhy More Is Different 7. Emergence IINetwork Structure and Function 8. Agent-Based ModelingThe New Tool 9. FeedbacksBeehives, QWERTY, the Big Sort 10. The Sand PileSelf-Organized Criticality 11. Complexity versus Uncertainty 12. Harnessing Complexity, Synopsis, Recent years have seen the introduction of concepts from the new and exciting field of complexity science that have captivated the attention of economists, sociologists, engineers, businesspeople, and many others., These include:, * tipping points, the sociological term used to describe moments when unique or rare phenomena become more commonplace; * the wisdom of crowds, the argument that certain types of
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The Great Courses - Understanding Complexity - Scott E. Page, Ph.D.
Unknown, Ph.D., Scott E. Page
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Length: 6 hrs and 4 mins Release date: 03-20-19, 12 lectures, 30 minutes/lecture, Taught by Scott E. Page, Course Lecture Titles 1. ComplexityWhat Is It? Why Does It Matter? 2. Simple, Rugged, and Dancing Landscapes 3. The Interesting In-Between 4. Why Different Is More 5. Explore ExploitThe Fundamental Trade-Off 6. Emergence IWhy More Is Different 7. Emergence IINetwork Structure and Function 8. Agent-Based ModelingThe New Tool 9. FeedbacksBeehives, QWERTY, the Big Sort 10. The Sand PileSelf-Organized Criticality 11. Complexity versus Uncertainty 12. Harnessing Complexity, Synopsis, Recent years have seen the introduction of concepts from the new and exciting field of complexity science that have captivated the attention of economists, sociologists, engineers, businesspeople, and many others., These include:, * tipping points, the sociological term used to describe moments when unique or rare phenomena become more commonplace; * the wisdom of crowds, the argument that certain types of
