The Study and Practice of the Thermal Energy and Power Engineering Characteristic Specialty in China

According to the demand of the power and
refrigeration industry, the theoretical and practical teachings of the
Thermal Energy and Power Engineering characteristic specialty in
china are studied. The teaching reform and practice of the Thermal
Energy and Power Engineering specialty have been carried out,
including construction and reform measures, teaching reform and
practice, features, and achievements. Proved by practices, the
theoretical and practical teaching effects are obvious. The study results
can provides certain reference experience for theoretical and practical
teachings of the related specialties in china.

• Junjie Chen

• Theoretical teaching
• practical teaching
• Thermal Energy and Power Engineering
• characteristic specialty
• teaching reform.

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