Ideological and Political Reform based on Modularized Engineering Materials and Machinery Manufacturing Foundation Course
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https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpep.v3i.4Keywords:
Curriculum Ideology; Engineering Materials and Mechanical Manufacturing Foundation; Teaching Objectives; Teaching Design.Abstract
"Engineering Materials and Machinery Manufacturing Fundamentals" is the basic discipline of vehicle engineering. In order to realize the seamless combination of knowledge transfer and ideological and political value guidance, the complex knowledge points are modularized reforms, and each module has the advantages of The curriculum ideological and political elements with distinctive professional characteristics have played a role in guiding students' correct value orientation by updating curriculum teaching objectives, reshaping curriculum teaching design, optimizing experimental curriculum ideological and political penetration, and reforming the ideological and political curriculum penetration of curriculum evaluation mode.
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