On the afternoon of Friday, November 6, 2020, at the invitation of the School of Computer and Electronic Information/School of Artificial Intelligence, Professor Weiwei Chen, a member of the Computer Professional Steering Committee of the Ministry of Education, and a professor of Army Engineering University of PLA made a report entitled "Idea first, Demand-driven, Thinking and Practice of Building First-class Courses" report in hall 109 of Mingli Building, Xianlin Campus. The report was presided over by Professor Genlin Ji, dean of the School of Computer and Electronic Information/School of Artificial Intelligence.

 

Professor Weiwei Chen’s report introduced the understanding of the core issues of OBE and engineering education professional certification, combined with the construction of first-class courses of data structure, explained the basic ideas and specific methods of curriculum construction; and gave detailed guidance on the three basic concepts, five problems, four principles of OBE, taking the teaching of data structure course as an example. The content of Professor Chen's report is detailed and wonderful, which aroused the resonance of teachers. This report will deepen the teachers' understanding of the construction of first-class courses and inspire their thinking. After the lecture, Professor Chen also communicated with some teachers.

 

Short Bio:

Professor Weiwei Chen is an outstanding teacher of the whole army. She is a member of the Computer Professional Teaching Steering Committee of the Ministry of Education, and a deputy chairman of the Military Academy Computer Teaching Joint Committee. She has also presided over the completion of one national excellent online open course, and one excellent online course of Military Academy. She has won one first prize, two second prizes and five third prizes for military teaching achievements and the first prize in the teaching ability competition for teachers of the former General Staff Communication College. She has won one second prize and two third prizes for the Army's Scientific and Technological Progress. She has also authorized 6 patents, published more than 70 papers and 19 monographs or textbooks, of which 2 were selected as national undergraduate planning textbooks for general higher education in the "Eleventh Five-Year" and "Twelfth Five-Year".