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Sivarat Malapet completed the Coursera course "Model Thinking" taught by Scott Page of the University of Michigan. The course provided an introduction to thinking using models and covered topics such as decision-making, tipping points, economic models, crowd dynamics, Markov processes, game theory, and predictive thinking. The statement of accomplishment does not confer credit from the University of Michigan.
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