New Thinking About Computer Science Teaching Reform in Vocational Colleges

Yan GUO

Abstract


The rapid development of computer industry puts forward higher requirements for computer professionals. With the continuous social development, however, according to the feedback from the work performances of computer professionals trained by vocational colleges, there are many problems concerning the traditional teaching patterns, contents, and approaches to computer science in vocational colleges. Therefore, it is an imperative mission to carry out the teaching reform of computer science in vocational colleges at present. This paper firstly analyzes the current teaching conditions of computer science in vocational colleges, and then discusses the teaching reform direction of computer science in details.


Keywords


Vocational colleges; Computer science; Interests; Teaching reform; Teaching quality

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/5582

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