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    My teaching connects marketing questions with algorithms, economics, programming, and data analytics. Course links and existing student resources remain available below.

    Undergraduate

    Digital Marketing

    A quantitative view of digital marketing, spanning search, display advertising, social networks, programming, and data analytics.

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    MSc Marketing

    Algorithms, AI, and Market Analytics

    An interdisciplinary course connecting computer science, economics, marketing, machine learning, econometrics, and statistics.

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    Marketing Analytics

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    Python for Data Analytics

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    互联网数字营销与传统行业创新商业模式分析

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    Case · Asia Case Research Centre, HKU · 2026

    Beyond Chatbots: The Promise of Agentic AI for Video Games

    With Bingqing Li, Xin Wang, and Edward Yuhang Lai · Ref. No. 26/858C

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    Case · Asia Case Research Centre, HKU · 2022

    Valuation of Hong Kong Residential Property

    With Kelvin S. K. Wong and Churong Wang · Ref. No. 22/742C

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