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“智能科学与技术”专业建设的探索与实践 总被引:3,自引:2,他引:1
专业建设是人才培养工作的基石,是高等院校最重要的基本建设。本文介绍了首都师范大学"智能科学与技术"专业六年的建设与实践工作。根据培养高素质工程型人才的要求,从明确专业培养目标、加强实践教学、保障教学质量及就业面向等方面阐述了我校该专业的建设举措、取得的成绩及面临的问题。 相似文献
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根据公安信息化建设应用特点,分析公安工作对人才培养的需求,结合"构建教、学、练、战一体化的应用型人才培养模式"项目的目标以及公安信息系统应用课程理论教学和实践教学取得的成效,阐述如何建设理论、方法、技术、应用一体化的公安信息系统应用课程体系。 相似文献
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现有的软件人才培养模式不能满足软件服务外包产业的要求,提出由校企共同制定培养方案的"双主体211"人才培养模式,在软件服务外包人才培养方面取得了良好的效果。并介绍了该模式下的人才培养方案、课程体系、实践教学体系和师资队伍建设情况。 相似文献
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加强开放实验室建设,培养创新型人才 总被引:7,自引:2,他引:5
本文介绍了我院在开放实验室建设方面的思路以及在建设过程中的思考。实践证明,开放实验室可以充分提高设备利用率,最大限度地满足学生教学、实验和科研的需要,提高学生的创新能力。 相似文献
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围绕计算机科学与技术特色专业"一专多能"培养目标,在人才培养方案改革、人才培养模式创新、课程体系优化、师资队伍培养、教学条件、校企合作、学生课外科技创新等方面展开系统的改革和实践,形成鲜明的办学特色,取得显著成效。同时,文章也分析了专业建设存在的问题和应对措施,给出进一步建设目标和展望成果。 相似文献
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提高高职院校教师的应用科研能力是提高教师整体素质、培养优秀人才的有效途径。论文通过创新实施"ICT行业应用创新基地"的建设实践,采取深化创新基地的科研机制、强化团队建设以及推进应用科研与人才培养的融合创新等举措,形成科研与教学协同发展的职业教育新模式,有效提升高职教师的应用科研能力。 相似文献
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智能科学与技术专业学生实践能力培养若干探索 总被引:2,自引:2,他引:0
针对大学生普遍存在实践能力不强、工作经验不足的问题,为了切实提高学生实际动手能力,厦门大学智能科学与技术系在办学过程中结合本系特点充分利用各种可用资源积极探索加强学生实践能力培养的方式,采取了包括强调实践教学环节、增设课外实习实训和组织课外科创活动等举措,取得了较好效果。 相似文献
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针对具有行业特色院校计算机专业人才培养中存在的问题,本文根据上海海事大学计算机科学与工程系的教学情况,对面向行业应用的计算机专业人才培养模式进行探讨,包括港航物流行业计算机专业人才的特点、培养目标、课程体系设置、专业方向设置和实践教学等几个方面。 相似文献
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闫薇 《网络安全技术与应用》2013,(5):23-25
本文是辽宁省教育科学"十二五"规划立项课题《面向产业集群的计算机网络课程群建设》(课题编号为:JG12EB115)的核心成果。本文从计算机网络人才的需求调研出发,充分开展校企合作,研究计算机网络方向的人才培养方案从而依照人才培养方案进行计算机网络课程群建设。本文阐述了面向产业集群的计算机网络课程群建设的研究思路,创新点和具体实现步骤,本文的研究深化了校企合作内容,为计算机网络人才培养开拓了"双轨道"校企合作的新模式,同时提高了学生的动手能力和就业竞争力。因此,本文的研究对我校计算机网络人才培养具有非常重要的理论意义和现实意义。 相似文献
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Stephanie M. Doane Suzanne M. Mannes Walter Kintsch Peter G. Polson 《User Modeling and User-Adapted Interaction》1992,2(3):249-285
We review our efforts to model user command production in an attempt to characterize the knowledge users of computers have at various stages of learning. We modeled computer users with a system called NETWORK (Mannes and Kintsch, 1988; 1991) and modeled novice, intermediate, and expert UNIX command production data collected by Doane et al. (1990b) with a system called UNICOM (Doane et al., 1989a; 1991). We use the construction-integration theory of comprehension proposed by Kintsch (1988) as a framework for our analyses. By focusing on how instructions activate the knowledge rele/ant to the performance of the specified task, we have successfully modeled major aspects of correct user performance by incorporating in the model knowledge about individual commands and knowledge that allows the correct combination of elementary commands into complex, novel commands. Thus, experts can be modeled in both NETWORK and in UNICOM. We further show that salient aspects of novice and intermediate performance can be described by removing critical elements of knowledge from the expert UNICOM model. Results suggest that our comprehension-based approach has promise for understanding user interactions and implications for system design are discussed.Dr. Stephanie Doane is Assistant Professor of Psychology and appointed at the Beckman Institute at the University of Illinois. Shereceived her BAin Experimental Psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, her MS in Experimental Psychology from Villanova University, and her PhD in Cognitive Psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Dr. Doane's research has focused on skill acquisition and the development and validation of theoretically-based computational models of cognitive processes. Her current research addresses issues of learning to interact with complex systems and the role of learning context in skill acquisition.Dr. Suzanne Mannes is Assistant Professor of Psychology at the University of Delaware. She received her BA in Psychology from the State University of New York College at Plattsburgh and received her PhD in Cognitive Psychology from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Her experimental research focuses on the role of prior knowledge in text comprehension, particularly as it pertains to problem-solving abilities. She also investigates the use of hybrid computer systems to simulate results from such studies.Dr. Walter Kintsch is Professor of Psychology and Director of the Institute of Cognitive Science at the University of Colorado in Boulder. He received his MA and PhD degrees in Experimental Psychology from the University of Kansas. His main area of interest has been the psychology of language and memory. He is currently the editor of the Psychological review.Peter Poison is Professor of Psychology and member of the Institute of Cognitive Science at the University of Colorado. He received his BA degree in Psychology and BS degree in Industrial Engineering from Stanford University and his PhD degree in Psychology from Indiana University. Dr. Poison's research has focused on the development and empirical evaluation of mathematical and computer simulation models of cognitive processes including transfer of training, problem solving, and the acquisition of cognitive skills. His current research deals with quantitative models of human-computer interaction and the application of such models to the design of more easily learned computer systems. 相似文献
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This paper gives a declarative specification of a popular inheritance system and shows how simple changes to this specification
can result in different path-based reasoners. This parameterized definition provides a deeper understanding of the fundamental
differences between some of the more popular path-based inheritance reasoners. In particular, it allows the clarification
of some of the results on the complexity of reasoning in the various systems. The uniform framework also allows definition
of novel systems which constitute intermediate points in the space of possible reasoners, and facilitates perspicuous Prolog
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The work reported here is primarily the research of Carl Vogel, with Fred Popowich being particularly involved with the initial
logical specification and implementation. Thanks to Nick Cercone, who collaborated with the authors on earlier research relating
to the material presented in this paper, and also to two anonymous reviewers for constructive suggestions. Vogel is particularly
grateful to Robin Cooper and Jeff Pelletier for feedback and encouragement as well as to the Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission
for making it possible for him to do his Ph. D. at the Centre for Cognitive Science in Edinburgh. Popowich wishes to acknowledge
the support of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada.
Carl Vogel, Ph.D.: He is a Research Scientist in the Institute for Computational Linguistics at the University of Stuttgart. He is grateful
to the Sonderforshungsbereich 340 for funding his postdoctoral work there. Vogel finished his Ph.D. in Cognitive Science at
the University of Edinburgh in 1995. He is interested in the proof theory and semantics of default reasoning as well as consequent
applications throughout computational linguistics: semantics of natural language generics, robust processing of natural language
in typed feature systems, and syntactic representation.
Fred Popowich, Ph.D.: He is an Associate Professor of Computing Science and an Associate Member of the Department of Linguistics at Simon Fraser
University. He received his Ph.D. in Cognitive Science/ Artificial Intelligence from the University of Edinburgh in 1989.
His current research interests include the development and processing of unification based grammars, machine translation,
natural language interfaces to databases, the structure of the lexicon, the use of inheritance in the lexicon, and the use
of lexical resources in natural language processing applications. 相似文献
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对南京理工大学紫金学院计算机专业从理论教学体系、实践教学体系、学生管理体系和考核体系四个方面提出
构建人工智能方向的研究型人才培养新模式。此举取得了骄人的成绩,学生两年内发表多篇核心论文已见刊,申请多项专利
已授权。该“三位一体”的人工智能研究型人才培养模式,值得高校深入学习和不断发展。 相似文献