Research and Practice on the Cultivation of Engineering Competence for Software Talents in Universities
Xiyu Pang
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Xiyu Pang
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This paper analyzes the phenomenon that companies are in need of talents, yet students have difficulty in finding jobs. It proposes new solutions for “Bridging the gap between university education and social demand and cultivating qualified talents for software companies”, that is, to cultivate the students’ competence for software engineering in curriculum design. Besides, it gives a scheme for cultivating the students’ competence for software engineering in curriculum design, and delivers good results in practice.
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This paper analyzes the phenomenon that companies are in need of talents, yet students have difficulty in finding jobs. It proposes new solutions for “Bridging the gap between university education and social demand and cultivating qualified talents for software companies”, that is, to cultivate the students’ competence for software engineering in curriculum design. Besides, it gives a scheme for cultivating the students’ competence for software engineering in curriculum design, and delivers good results in practice.
Key concepts: Curriculum, Competence (human resources), Bridging (networking), Engineering management, Software, Engineering, Social software engineering, Phenomenon