The necessity of forming a project-technical competency of students in technical universities is due to the transition of the industrial areas to science-intensive technologies and the need for active involvement of professionals in their elaboration, implementation, and technical calculations. In this process, a key role should be given to a teacher of physical and mathematical disciplines, his readiness for the process of the students' project-technical competency formation in the study of these disciplines. In this regard, this article actualizes the problem of developing methodological support for professional development of physico-mathematical sciences teachers, contributing to their choice of optimal content and technologies for teaching mathematics and physics, aimed at forming the project-technical competency of technical university students. The article materials may be useful both for teachers of physico-mathematical disciplines, and for teacher education university students-future teachers of physico-mathematical disciplines.
The research's relevance of the defined in the article problem is due to the fact that when the study of physical-mathematical disciplines the consolidation of the acquired knowledge occurs and the development of skills contribute to their using in manufacture problems' solving in the professional activities of the engineer. In this regard, this article is aimed at the development of modern requirements to the content selection of teaching physics and mathematics, aimed at the development of design and technical competence of technical University students. In the study of this problem the modular competency approach is set out, which allows on the base of the required competencies of future technical specialists to identify the following basic requirements for the selection of the content of teaching physics and mathematics: the disciplines' integrity and fundamentality, systematic and consistent presentation of educational material, problematic and innovativeness of their content, their interdisciplinary, professional orientation, orientation on the formation of logical thinking of students. The article can be useful in selecting and structuring the content of teaching physics and mathematics courses in high school, as well as in the future teachers' training of these disciplines.
The most important component of the professional competence of an engineer is the synthesis of project and technical competences-project-technical competence, suggesting a set of special knowledge, skills and proficiencies, personal qualities necessary for the effective specialists' performance of their professional duties, in particular, for the successful implementation of engineering projects requiring technical calculations running, capabilities to effectively operate in real life, to get oriented in production situations, to adapt to changing conditions, to work in different teams. In this connection, the problem of selecting and structuring teaching content of physical and mathematical disciplines, aimed at the formation of project-technical competence of technical university students, is becoming relevant. The paper presents an algorithm for selecting and structuring the physical and mathematical disciplines teaching content, aimed at the formation of students' project-technical competence, involving a sequence of analytical and preparatory, organizational-substantive, procedural-methodological, as well as correction-implemental stages. The article submissions are of practical value to Mathematics and Physics teachers for selecting and structuring the content of these disciplines.
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