Keywords
Surveying
Literacy
Patriotism
Submitted : 2023-08-28
Accepted : 2023-09-12
Published : 2023-09-27
Abstract
The integration of the civics course and surveying professional course is an important part of the teaching reform of surveying, which is an important way to implement the principle of cultivating educated talents with moral characters for the country. Based on the surveying course, this paper deeply analyses the spirit of hard work and endurance, craftsmanship, innovation, and national sentiment contained in surveying, carries the civics education with professional knowledge, and makes the civics element subliminally enter the brain and heart, so as to improve the patriotic sentiment and professional quality of students.
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