Preliminary Syllabus, Spring 2011
All assignments in Analytical Methods for Lawyers by Jackson et. al.
1/10: Handout Word
HTML
1/12: Chapter 1: Decision Analysis
1/17: [MLK day no
classes]
1/19: Chapter 2: Game Theory
1/24: An application of Schelling points (not required reading)
1/26: Chapter 3: Contracting. Sections 1-4. To think about: Genetic Testing
1/31:
Electronic
Equipment
Service
Contract
Nightclub Contract Problem
2/2: Chapter 3: 5-9. Litigation Contract Problem
2/7: From China
to Cyberspace
2/9: Chapter 4: Accounting. 1-4
2/14: Upstage Theater Accounting
2/16: Chapter 4: 5-7. Understanding Accounting: The Short Version
Problems to discuss (you don't have to hand in
anything): Snowplowing
Animal Rights
League Subsidized Fuel
2/22:
Apex
Corp
2/23: Midterm
2/28: Chapter 5: Finance. 1-3
3/2: Chapter 5: 4-6; Eve's Will
3/7-3/12:
Spring break
3/14: Back of
the Envelope Calculations
[Expanded Recently]
My solutions to the Back of
the Envelope problems.
3/16: Chapter 6: Microeconomics. 1-3
3/21: Chapter 6: 4-8; For additional reading, my webbed Price Theory.
3/23: No additional Assignment
3/28: Chapter 7: Law and Economics. 1-5
3/30: Chapter 7: 7-9; For additional reading, my webbed Law's Order.
4/4: Chapter 8:
Statistics. 1-2
4/6: Chapter 8: 3-4.
Harvard testing
(for discussion)
4/11: Chapter 9: Multivariate Statistics. Statistics Homework Problem
4/13:No
additional
Assignment. xkcd
on one way of lying with statistics
4/18: Improving
Law
Schools
With
Statistics
Homework problem: Simple statistics
4/20: Review
4/25: Last day of class. Review.
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