English Composition 5, Research Paper or Scientific Writing 5, Calculus-Ⅰ 5, Calculus-Ⅱ 5, Calculus-Ⅲ 5, Linear Algebra 5, Mathematical Statistics and Probability 5, Discrete Mathematics 5, Engineering Physics-Ⅰ 5, Engineering Physics-Ⅱ 5, Three Humanities 15, Three Social Sciences 15, Scientific Experiment.
core curriculum
Special topics of computer science 2, computer science foundation-Ⅰ 5, computer science foundation-Ⅱ 5, data structure 5, programming language 5, database system 5, computer system and structure-Ⅰ 5, operating system 5, algorithm 5, software development 5, top course 10 (independent by each school).
Elective courses for senior students 15
Computer network 5, computer architecture-Ⅱ 5, computer security 5, numerical method 5, software engineering project management 5, advanced computer theory 5, cloud computing 5, robot learning ability 5, computer practice 5.
Independent elective course 20
I am interested in the subject or practice of computer science.
Take the professional standard of computer application as an example.
1. Introduction
The computer application (professional code: 090 100) major in secondary vocational schools at the level of secondary technical schools lasts for three years, and junior high school graduates or students with equivalent academic qualifications are enrolled.
2. Training purpose
Cultivate high-quality workers and skilled talents engaged in the use, maintenance and management of computers and related equipment, as well as software and hardware operation, office application, network application, multimedia application, information processing or product sales in related fields.
Computer science and technology major: C language programming, computer composition principle, data structure, operating system, microcomputer principle and assembly language, computer network, computer system structure, software engineering, object-oriented programming, etc.
Computer software major: object-oriented programming, computer composition principle, operating system, data structure, computer network, software engineering, compilation principle, distributed system, software project management, Oracle database system, etc.
From the point of view of the course, it is still comprehensive, and I feel that I can learn a lot, but people majoring in computer science know that these are basic things that cannot be basic. It's too difficult to go out and find a job with these things after graduating from college!