全过程能力提升的一流本科课程建设与实践OA

Solid Waste Treatment and Disposal is a core course in environmental engineering,with its theoretical framework spanning physical chemistry,chemical engineering principles,bioengineering,civil engineering,and technical economics,making it a typical interdisciplinary,technology-oriented course.To achieve the talent cultivation objectives of a national first-class course,a comprehensive assessment method is employed,consisting of"pre-class preparation,in-class inquiry-based teaching,extracurricular advanced assignments,online discussions,final comprehensive testing,and feedback evaluation."This process redefines all elements of the teaching structure,with a focus on enhancing students' ability to apply professional knowledge to analyze problems and solve complex engineering challenges.For content that is highly integrative and predominantly based on physical technologies,such as sources,classification,and properties of solid waste,sorting and solidification,regulations,and standards,the emphasis is on understanding and conceptualizing,designing advanced teaching problems that link various knowledge points,and adopting a discussion-based teaching method to foster students' comprehensive abilities and advanced thinking.For content based on chemistry and biotechnology,such as sludge treatment,waste incineration,composting,and landfill operations,key scientific questions from challenging topics are extracted,and an inquiry-based teaching approach is used to analyze the formation process of knowledge.Through over 20 years of teaching exploration and practice,the course has won multiple awards,including the Guangdong Provincial First-Class Teaching Team,Guangdong Provincial First-Class Course,and National First-Class Course.It has made significant contributions to the cultivation of first-class undergraduate talents in environmental engineering in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.