DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL-PRACTICAL COMPETENCE OF FUTURE ENGINEERS BASED ON AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH AS A PEDAGOGICAL PROBLEM
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Professional-Practical Competence, Integrative Approach, Engineering EducationAbstract
The development of professional-practical competence in future engineers is a critical concern in contemporary engineering education. An integrative approach, which blends theoretical knowledge with practical application, is essential to produce well-rounded engineers capable of addressing complex real-world problems. This article explores the pedagogical challenges and strategies associated with fostering such competence, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary education, industry collaboration, and innovative teaching methodologies.
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