Conference paper 2025

Challenges and Innovative Practices in Software Engineering and Service Computing Education

Proceedings - 2025 IEEE International Conference on Software Services Engineering, SSE 2025
Conference · pp. 189-196
Abstract

Software engineering and service computing education play a vital role in service economy. To address the increasing demand for innovative and application-oriented pro-fessionals, it is crucial to overcome challenges such as compressed course hours, an overabundance of theoretical courses with limited practical training, and insufficient cultivation of scientific thinking. This paper explores effective approaches to talent cultivation by integrating curriculum design, project-based practice, competitions, and laboratory research. It highlights key contributions, including the optimization of the curriculum system, the combination of project-based learning with practical training, the balance between teaching and competitions, and the nromotion of active learning. © 2025 IEEE.

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Teaching methodologies software engineering education students' engagement undergraduate students innovation and education

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Teaching Curricula Engineering education Education computing Students student engagement Computing education Software engineering education Undergraduate students Teaching methodologies Innovative practices Software engineering Practical training Engineering computing Innovation and education Service computing
Author Affiliations
School of Computer Science and Technology, Harbin Institute of Technology Weihai, Weihai, Shandong, China
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