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Think of Store Exploitation and Layout Practical Training

Cao Jing

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Store exploitation and layout is the core course of chain store management. Combined the characteristics of the curriculum, the author puts forward system frame and points out four ——i.e. pay attention to the new development trend, the practical process, discussion teaching and modern teaching mode, which is the basic think of teaching reform.

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Store exploitation and layout is the core course of chain store management. Combined the characteristics of the curriculum, the author puts forward system frame and points out four ——i.e. pay attention to the new development trend, the practical process, discussion teaching and modern teaching mode, which is the basic think of teaching reform.

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Store exploitation and layout is the core course of chain store management. Combined the characteristics of the curriculum, the author puts forward system frame and points out four ——i.e. pay attention to the new development trend, the practical process, discussion teaching and modern teaching mode, which is the basic think of teaching reform.

Key concepts: Frame (networking), Computer science, Process (computing), Curriculum, Core (optical fiber), Mode (computer interface), Training (meteorology), Engineering management

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