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Innovation and practice on teaching method of foundations of information theory course

Tuanfa Qin

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By analyzing the problems in the teaching process of core curriculum Foundations of Information Theory,in this paper innovation ideas of the teaching method are discussed,several modes for curriculum reformation are made the first attempt.We have put forward a feasible project and carried out it in the teaching course.

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By analyzing the problems in the teaching process of core curriculum Foundations of Information Theory,in this paper innovation ideas of the teaching method are discussed,several modes for curriculum reformation are made the first attempt.We have put forward a feasible project and carried out it in the teaching course.

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By analyzing the problems in the teaching process of core curriculum Foundations of Information Theory,in this paper innovation ideas of the teaching method are discussed,several modes for curriculum reformation are made the first attempt.We have put forward a feasible project and carried out it in the teaching course.

Key concepts: Course (navigation), Curriculum, Process (computing), Mathematics education, Core curriculum, Core (optical fiber), Teaching method, Computer science

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