"Construction and Research of "National Online Excellent Courses" in Vocational Colleges Based on the Random Forest Model"
Year: 2025
Type: conference-paper
Abstract: Electronic product testing and maintenance is an important course. It is designed for vocational college students in electronic information majors. The course helps students develop professional skills. These skills meet industry needs. Traditional teaching methods often fail. They cannot keep up with industry changes. They also lag behind new technologies. This study aims to solve this problem. It improves the course by adding industry standards. It also includes digital resources and new teaching methods. The course was redesigned. It follows the "standard-job-course-competition-certificate" model. This model ensures that learning goals match real jobs. Digital course resources were created. Intelligent algorithms were used in development. Knowledge graphs structure the content. Machine learning provides personalized learning. Big data evaluates student performance. The course also includes curriculum ideology and politics. This helps strengthen professional ethics. A new teaching method was introduced. It is called "multi-teacher co-teaching, multi-method sharing, school-enterprise co-education." The teaching process follows a clear method. It is called the "three-level seven-step" process. Various assessment strategies were used. These reforms improved teaching quality. They also enhanced students' practical skills. Job opportunities for students increased. The course received national recognition. In 2023, it became a National Online Excellent Course for Vocational Education. This study provides useful ideas. It helps update vocational education. It combines digital technology, industry needs, and modern teaching methods.
Authors: Shui Li, Qiang Chen
Institution: Beijing Information Technology College
Language: English
Subfield: Information Systems
Field: Computer Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4410776196