Practice and Exploration on the Excellent Curriculum of Processing Technology of Paper Box and Carton

Abstract:

The curriculum construction is a very important work leading to the excellent course. Processing Technology of Paper Box and Carton (including 32 class hours) is a new elective course to the printing engineering in our college. It is very important and necessary to construct the course in time. At first, the current states and difficulties were introduced in the paper, which was that teaching contents, teaching courseware and teacher team should be all improved. Especially, the teaching content proportion on both paper box and carton was set. And then the ideas and ways used for building up the curriculum system are presented as integrating the teaching contents, reforming the teaching mode and strengthening the teaching management. Finally, the significance of carrying out the teaching reform was put forward, and the achievements of course construction should be applied to the usual teaching work. The curriculum Processing Technology of Paper Box and Carton was reckoned as the excellent curriculum of Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication in 2013.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1006-1007)
• Pages: 1147-1150
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1006-1007.1147
• Online since: August 2014
• Authors: Yong Gang Yang*, Quan Xiao Liu
• Keywords: Curriculum Construction, Curriculum Testing, Excellent Curriculum, Paper Box and Carton, Teaching System

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