For the multiple intelligences theory in software engineering professional capacity Culture of.doc

For the multiple intelligences theory in software engineering professional capacity Culture of [Abstract] multiple intelligence theory is the importance of quality education in our theoretical guidance, the article based on the characteristics of multiple intelligences theory, focusing on the multiple intelligences theory in software engineering ‘professional capacity’ to develop the application, and describes the Guangxi Institute of Technology Software engineering training program. [Paper Keywords] multiple intelligence software engineering professional competence I. Introduction Theory of Multiple Intelligences created in the 1980s, Howard Gardner at Harvard University in the United States on the basis of the previous creation of a new intelligence theory. The theory is that education needs to use effective methods and strategies to develop students’ multiple intelligences and the practice is to train students to solve practical problems and innovative ability of the powerful way is to develop an effective way of multiple intelligences of students in units of the employment strategy more and more towards the actual situation, the students how to understand a complete career development path, based on the improvement and the accumulation of ‘professional competence’, to their ability and businesses need to contact them, and rational use of ‘professional competence’, will eventually become accepted students can be an important factor in business. Guangxi Institute of Technology (hereinafter referred to as ‘my school’) has long been actively exploring the educational reform In 1994, Liuzhou in Liuzhou Municipal Government and advocacy, by the Guangxi University, Guangxi Liuzhou Iron and Steel (Group) Company common units of 13 Board of Directors initiated the establishment of Guangxi Institute of Technology present, the Directors has grown to 44 units over the years, our school has a close unit with directors of enterprises and the industry, ac