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Construction and Management of Environmental Engineering Lab

Shuxin Tu

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This paper presents the characteristics of environmental engineering Lab,analyses the construction and management of the environmental engineering lab in our university.In the end three aspects are discussed,including intensifying lab team construction,promoting the balanced development of teaching and scientific research,and renewing experiment teaching content.

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This paper presents the characteristics of environmental engineering Lab,analyses the construction and management of the environmental engineering lab in our university.In the end three aspects are discussed,including intensifying lab team construction,promoting the balanced development of teaching and scientific research,and renewing experiment teaching content.

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This paper presents the characteristics of environmental engineering Lab,analyses the construction and management of the environmental engineering lab in our university.In the end three aspects are discussed,including intensifying lab team construction,promoting the balanced development of teaching and scientific research,and renewing experiment teaching content.

Key concepts: Engineering, Engineering management, Construction engineering

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