Research on the Innovation of Teaching Mode of Transportation Course in Colleges and Universities under the Background of Artificial Intelligence

Yexin Zhang

doi:10.70088/e1hxze59

Authors

Yexin Zhang Hainan Vocational University of Science and Technology, Haikou, Hainan, China Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.70088/e1hxze59

Keywords:

unreal intelligence, DoT, curriculum teaching, teach model innovation, healthy exile

Abstract

Into the systems of the transportation industry, against the backcloth of a new undulation of technical revolution and industrial transformation, technology such as tidings, big information. And digital twins are rapidly incorporate, push the changeover from experience-found management to information-repel and reasoning conclusion-produce framework, hence the technological furtherance in this sphere has parent the bar for cultivating transportation professionals. The traditional teaching model-preponderantly hypothesis-ground, with bounds and evaluation methods-now flunk to fill the requirement of the transportation era for versatile gift. Under the setting of hokey word, in sparkle of this, this composition conducts a discipline on the innovation of teaching models for transportation courses in higher education.

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