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The Research and Reform of The Data Structure Course based on Stratified Teaching Mode

Luo Meng-hua

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In this paper,characteristics of the data structure course,according to the characteristics of the students and the current problems in teaching,analyzing the deficiencies of traditional teaching model is given how to implement the process of teaching methods to improve the teaching effect.

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In this paper,characteristics of the data structure course,according to the characteristics of the students and the current problems in teaching,analyzing the deficiencies of traditional teaching model is given how to implement the process of teaching methods to improve the teaching effect.

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In this paper,characteristics of the data structure course,according to the characteristics of the students and the current problems in teaching,analyzing the deficiencies of traditional teaching model is given how to implement the process of teaching methods to improve the teaching effect.

Key concepts: Computer science, Course (navigation), Process (computing), Mathematics education, Mode (computer interface), Teaching method, Data structure, Human–computer interaction

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