Reforming the Digital Electronics Technology Course: A Case Study in Bridging Theory and Practice for Emerging Engineering Education

Authors

  • Luying Xi Jiangxi University of Engineering, Xinyu 338000, Jiangxi, China

Keywords:

Emerging engineering education, Digital electronics technology, Teaching reform

Abstract

The continuous advancement of engineering education reform has placed new demands on the curriculum system and talent cultivation. As a foundational course for engineering majors, the digital electronics technology course has revealed many problems in teaching content and other aspects, making it difficult to meet the goal of cultivating interdisciplinary engineering talents under the emerging engineering education background. Based on this, this paper explores four strategies — “updating the content system,” “integrating diverse methods,” “consolidating experimental resources,” and “introducing project-based teaching” — and proposes teaching reform strategies that better align with the requirements of the times, emphasizing the close integration of knowledge transmission and capability development, aiming to provide useful insights for university teachers.

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Published

2025-12-30

How to Cite

Xi, L. (2025). Reforming the Digital Electronics Technology Course: A Case Study in Bridging Theory and Practice for Emerging Engineering Education. International Journal of Advance in Applied Science Research, 4(12), 76–81. Retrieved from https://h-tsp.com/index.php/ijaasr/article/view/211

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