Practice and Exploration of Engineering Case Teaching of Microelectronics Technology Specialty in Higher Vocational Colleges
Abstract
Microelectronics technology major is a strong professional and practical engineering specialty in higher vocational colleges, which involves the design and manufacturing process of semiconductor devices and integrated circuits and other related professional knowledge, and has higher requirements for practical teaching conditions. Therefore, higher vocational colleges are facing certain challenges in the teaching process. With the deepening of education reform, engineering case teaching is gradually becoming mature, especially in this kind of typical engineering specialty with significant teaching effect. This paper mainly discusses the engineering case teaching practice of microelectronics technology specialty in higher vocational colleges. Starting from the characteristics and functions of engineering case teaching, it explores a practical and effective engineering case teaching mode, actively introduces typical engineering case teaching, and continuously optimizes the course teaching mode, as well as improves the quality and effect of engineering case teaching for microelectronics technology specialty.
Keywords
Higher Vocational Colleges; Microelectronics Technology; Engineering Cases; Teaching Practice
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/ahe.v4i9.2658
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