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Exploration and Thinking about Cultivating Undergraduates' Innovation Practice Ability

Liping Guan

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This paper starts with the construction of innovation atmosphere and the orientation of innovation practice in university,and explores the effect of diversified innovation platform,innovation course cultivation,and strategy of prompting and evaluation on cultivating undergraduates' innovation practice ability.

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This paper starts with the construction of innovation atmosphere and the orientation of innovation practice in university,and explores the effect of diversified innovation platform,innovation course cultivation,and strategy of prompting and evaluation on cultivating undergraduates' innovation practice ability.

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This paper starts with the construction of innovation atmosphere and the orientation of innovation practice in university,and explores the effect of diversified innovation platform,innovation course cultivation,and strategy of prompting and evaluation on cultivating undergraduates' innovation practice ability.

Key concepts: Atmosphere (unit), Technology innovation, Engineering, Engineering ethics, Knowledge management, Mathematics education, Engineering management, Psychology

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