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Research and Practice of 4F Teaching Model in Higher Vocational Software Courses Based on CDIO

Qi Zhang

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Introduces CDIO concept and principles,then describes the uses of CDIO in higher vocational education.And tells about the characteristic of vocational education.Proposes a 4F teaching model and its specific implementation methods.This teaching model can let the students better understand the content of software courses.

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Introduces CDIO concept and principles,then describes the uses of CDIO in higher vocational education.And tells about the characteristic of vocational education.Proposes a 4F teaching model and its specific implementation methods.This teaching model can let the students better understand the content of software courses.

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Introduces CDIO concept and principles,then describes the uses of CDIO in higher vocational education.And tells about the characteristic of vocational education.Proposes a 4F teaching model and its specific implementation methods.This teaching model can let the students better understand the content of software courses.

Key concepts: CDIO, Vocational education, Computer science, Software, Software engineering, Engineering management, Mathematics education, Engineering education

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