Research on Teaching Reform of Mechanical Vibration Course

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In order to cultivate high-quality professional talents, this paper analyzes the "Mechanical Vibration" course, teaching practice teaching reform made several comments on the ship and ocean engineering professional teaching based on the syllabus of "Mechanical Vibration" course. Teaching reform improves the students' interest, because of it emphasis on experiment teaching, especially in special engineering technology.

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