英文摘要 |
This paper outlines the innovative teaching model and evolution of the Slopeland Engineering course taught at the Department of Harbor and River Engineering at National Taiwan Ocean University. In addition to delivering basic professional knowledge, this course attempts to break through the conventional pedagogical framework, which is based on examoriented education, by incorporating project literacy of engineers into the curriculum. This novel teaching model consists of various techniques, including project-based learning, development of skills to identify, analyze, and solve problems, preparation of project proposals and presentations, and assumption of different roles (e.g., PI (project investigator), Co-PI, and committee members) in a competing project. Through such training, students can participate in ''real world'' problem-solving in advance and achieve the learning objective. The teaching process involves the preparation of a variety of teaching content to enrich the curriculum. This innovative teaching model has established a learning platform for students that helps them connect with industry and prepares them for the future job market by making them highly competitive. |