Thoughts and Practices to Improve Higher Engineering Education under the Background of Mass Education

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Engineering education in China’s colleges has been progressing rapidly, while there is a wide gap between the students’ engineering abilities and the requirements from enterprises. Consequently, engineering education should be guided by professional evaluation, centered on strengthening college students’ aptitudes and qualities. This paper analyses the concepts of college engineering education and an effective approach to improve current college engineering education in China.

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