Improving Classroom Teaching Quality of Architectural CAD Through the Integration of Competition Content
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Keywords

Architectural CAD
Integration of competition and education
Higher vocational education
Curriculum and teaching reform

DOI

10.26689/jwa.v7i1.4717

Submitted : 2023-01-14
Accepted : 2023-01-29
Published : 2023-02-13

Abstract

Architectural Computer-Aided Design (CAD) is a highly technical and practical course and is also a course where its knowledge can be directly applied in the working field, which is especially important for higher vocational students majoring in architecture. In order to improve the teaching quality of this course, this paper proposes the integration of competition content into teaching under the based on the original syllabus. Therefore, the content of the “Reading and Drafting of Construction Drawings” competition is integrated into the teaching of this course, so as to realize the balanced development of teaching and competition, enhance students’ professional skills and practical ability, and help students adapt to the development of the industry. With that, the goal of personnel training in higher vocational colleges can be achieved.

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