SIMULATION IN TEACHING PRACTICAL BASIC ELECTRONICS SUBJECT FOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS

SIMULATION IN TEACHING PRACTICAL BASIC ELECTRONICS SUBJECT FOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS

Tran Tuyen ttuyenqb@hcmute.edu.vn Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education No.01, Vo Van Ngan street, Thu Duc city, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Summary: 
Electronics practice plays a crucial role in training students majoring in engineering, but traditional teaching faces many limitations. This article proposes ways to effectively integrate simulation into teaching, applying simulation methods to create excitement and improve learning efficiency in Basic Electronics Practice for students. The research focuses on simulation methods in teaching and the process of organizing simulation teaching. It is not only a teaching support tool but also a bridge between theory and reality, creating a diverse and effective learning environment for students. Its application to teaching is to use computer tools and software to create hypothetical situations, examples, and practical exercises for students. The study tests the teaching plan using simulation in Basic Electronics Practice, ways to deploy it in lectures, and the initial assessment of its application in teaching Basic Electronics Practice.
Keywords: 
Simulation in teaching
simulation methods in teaching
process to organize simulation teaching
teaching electronics practice
designing teaching plans
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