Research and practice on interdisciplinary and menu based run-through cultivation mode of building environment physics curriculum group
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1.School of Architecture and Design, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150006, P.R.China;2.Key Laboratory of Cold Region Urban and Rural Human Settlement Environment Science and Technology, Harbin 150090, P.R.China

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    In order to meet the needs of education reform centered on students and students’ learning results, in view of the existing teaching problems such as lack of communication among multiple majors and duplication of content in building environment physics course, based on different educational objectives of architecture, urban and rural planning, landscape architecture and building environment and energy engineering, the built environment physics curriculum group is reformed from teaching system,teaching content, and so on. integrating teaching contents of built environment and building physics (acoustics,lighting,and thermal).The teaching teams consist of different professional backgrounds, focusing on the knowledge points undergraduates of different majors need to obtain.Students can study the specific content of each course to avoid the repetition of course content.Taking courses of built environment, introduction to built environment, interaction principle of built environment, and building physics (lighting) as examples, this paper introduces the reconstruction of teaching content based on new training mode,including integration of theoretical courses of different majors and theoretical courses with practical courses.Teaching practice shows that this educational model helps improve the teaching quality.

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王昭俊,孟琪,刘蕾,展长虹,杨达,王常海.建筑环境物理课程群“跨专业+菜单化”贯通培养模式研究与实践[J].高等建筑教育,2024,33(5):49~55

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