Research and exploration on training models of software outsourcing talents in private universities
Shiping Ye, Chaoxiang Chen, Guoyong Dai, Binbin Zhou
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Shiping Ye, Chaoxiang Chen, Guoyong Dai, Binbin Zhou
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In this paper, we analyze the requirements of software outsourcing talents, e.g. in levels, knowledge, abilities and qualities. We also discuss contradictions between traditional teaching in computer software-related specialties and needs for software outsourcing talents. Combined with some properties of private undergraduate universities and colleges, e.g. student bases, student expectations and universities positioning, we propose a training model of software outsourcing talents as Seamless University-Enterprise Connection. And then, we expound the model from five aspects, such as arrangement of academic years, curriculum system, university-enterprise cooperation, teaching staff construction and students guidance. Finally, we prove its effectiveness through a success practice in Zhejiang Shuren University.
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In this paper, we analyze the requirements of software outsourcing talents, e.g. in levels, knowledge, abilities and qualities. We also discuss contradictions between traditional teaching in computer software-related specialties and needs for software outsourcing talents. Combined with some properties of private undergraduate universities and colleges, e.g. student bases, student expectations and universities positioning, we propose a training model of software outsourcing talents as Seamless University-Enterprise Connection. And then, we expound the model from five aspects, such as arrangement of academic years, curriculum system, university-enterprise cooperation, teaching staff construction and students guidance. Finally, we prove its effectiveness through a success practice in Zhejiang Shuren University.
Key concepts: Outsourcing, Engineering management, Curriculum, Software, Software engineering, Knowledge management, Computer science, Software development