Exploration and Practice of Virtual Simulation Experiment Teaching in the Cultivation of Ship Painting Talents

Abstract

With the rapid development of higher education in the new era, virtual simulation technology has been continuously integrated into various education and teaching. This paper briefly analyzes the application of the new experimental teaching mode of "Internet + experimental teaching" constructed by virtual experimental project design, network technology, multimedia technology and humancomputer interaction technology in the training of marine talents. The combination of virtual simulation teaching and practical operation not only improves the application skills and innovation ability, but also improves the measures of ideological and political education for ship painting talents, and builds a ship painting talent training mode based on ship painting talents. The "Virtual Simulation Experiment Teaching Platform" will provide a reference for improving the training quality of ship painting talents.

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