One of the longest read I've completed online this year. The author obviously care a lot about integrity and plagiarism and a lot has been discussed from the a

One of the longest read I've completed online this year. The author obviously care a lot about integrity and plagiarism and a lot has been discussed from the author's perspective. I wonder if we can analyze this case study from a game theory angle. What's the payoff matrix looking like for students in the class at various phases of development? Were students incentivized to cheat due to the structure of curriculum? What are the Nash equilibrium scenarios for both professor and students? And how many of them are Pareto optimal?