A Few Reflections on the Co-education of Master of Engineering by University-enterprise Cooperation
Chang Ying
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Chang Ying
Abstract
University-enterprise cooperation plays a very important role in the education of master of engineering.In wiew of the actual situation,it is proposed that in the co-education of master of engineering by unversity-enterprise cooperation,the enrolment should be standardized so as to pick out outstanding sources of students.Then,scientific and reasonable education plan should be worked out based on a full consideration of the demands of the enterprise.The tutorial system of two tutors from both the university and the enterprise should be set up to guarantee thesis quality.Moreover,there should be co-management by the university and the enterprise to improve the supervision mechanism.
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University-enterprise cooperation plays a very important role in the education of master of engineering.In wiew of the actual situation,it is proposed that in the co-education of master of engineering by unversity-enterprise cooperation,the enrolment should be standardized so as to pick out outstanding sources of students.Then,scientific and reasonable education plan should be worked out based on a full consideration of the demands of the enterprise.The tutorial system of two tutors from both the university and the enterprise should be set up to guarantee thesis quality.Moreover,there should be co-management by the university and the enterprise to improve the supervision mechanism.
Key concepts: Quality (philosophy), Engineering management, Engineering education, Master plan, Enterprise planning system, Enterprise architecture, Plan (archaeology), Enterprise systems engineering