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Research on Teaching System of Undergraduate Computer Experiment

Aiguo Chen

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In view of the shortages of the existing undergraduate computer experiment teaching,a hierarchical teaching system is proposed.The teaching system takes consideration to engineering and analysis abilities training. Finally,combining teaching practice,we analyzed the problems needing attention during experiment designing and teaching.

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In view of the shortages of the existing undergraduate computer experiment teaching,a hierarchical teaching system is proposed.The teaching system takes consideration to engineering and analysis abilities training. Finally,combining teaching practice,we analyzed the problems needing attention during experiment designing and teaching.

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In view of the shortages of the existing undergraduate computer experiment teaching,a hierarchical teaching system is proposed.The teaching system takes consideration to engineering and analysis abilities training. Finally,combining teaching practice,we analyzed the problems needing attention during experiment designing and teaching.

Key concepts: Economic shortage, Computer science, Mathematics education, Computer-Assisted Instruction, Teaching method, Engineering management, Multimedia, Engineering

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