Distributed System Educational Reform and Graduate Cultivation of Innovative Ability

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In this paper, through distributed system graduate course teaching reform, explore the graduate students’ innovation ability training of the new mode and new methods. In teaching content, breaking the traditional course teaching according to fixed material or outline teaching model, through the technical project or technical report forms, and discussion with the students in common to distributed system related to the current hot technology and hot research direction. And then it combined the students' study direction or research subject with the course hot technologies to direct research work, so has received the better teaching effect. It explores a new approach which is useful to computer discipline and the graduate cultivation of innovative ability.

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December 2012

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