The Study and Practice of Constructing Featured Specialty Based on the Double Qualified Teacher and Double Mentors

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The construction of featured specialty in university is the surest way to promote the reform of Chinese higher engineering education and to encourage the training of innovative and applicative talents. In Changzhou Institute of Technology civil engineering, we base on the “Double Qualified Teacher” teams, implement the double mentors mechanism in students training to enhance students’ engineering process capability. In addition, several themes such as in-depth cooperation between colleges and enterprises, open-ended experiment courses and practical bases construction for teaching and researching are performed in order to efficiently study and practice for building featured specialty of civil engineering.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 971-973)

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2685-2687

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June 2014

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