Reform and Practice in Major-Division Engineering Training Model Based on Project-Driven

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On the basis of analyzing the current situation of engineering training in colleges, the engineering training model based on project-driven is pointed out. It is considered that constructing the course teaching system on major-division not only mobilize students innovative initiative, cultivate innovative spirit, and enhance the ability of engineering practice, but also raise training efficiency and effect by this new teaching means.

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