Discussion and practice of cultivating students" innovative ability in long-span structure
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Airport Department,School of Transportation Science and Engineering,Civil Aviation University of China

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    The construction of Emerging engineering education emphasizes the cultivation of students" innovation ability. As a traditional engineering major, civil engineering has a strong theoretical and practical nature. This paper carries out the cultivation practice of students" innovation ability under the concept of Emerging engineering education combining with the long-span structure course. Firstly, in the course teaching, we should emphasize the explanation and analysis of practical engineering cases, enhance students" interest in learning engineering structure, and improve students" ability to analyze and deal with complex engineering problems; we should use online teaching resources to carry out research, optimize the course content, evaluate and guide students" mastery of course knowledge points, and combine online teaching Resources further broaden the knowledge of students; at last, project-based learning and science and education integration teaching are carried out in the teaching method, and project-based learning is used to provide students with structural design ability; science and education integration teaching is used to guide students to find, analyze and solve problems independently, and cultivate students" innovation ability and scientific research literacy. Through the reform of the above teaching methods, we can improve the teaching effect of the long-span structure course and promote the cultivation of students" innovation ability.

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  • Received:July 31,2021
  • Revised:September 13,2021
  • Adopted:October 29,2021
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