China

This course takes music in the context of pop culture as the research object, and systematically teaches music concepts, music industry and music culture. The course content will cover the rise and fall of the record industry in the music industry, the production of music variety shows, film music, musical music, rock music and other topics, in order to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of popular music course experience.

The digital physical education curriculum aims to combine sports science, AI and artificial intelligence, data analysis, and health management principles, based on physical exercise, and assisted by specific devices in the form of data to provide data support for physical exercise, provide decision-making basis for health management, and improve exercise fun and effectiveness. This course explores how to apply artificial intelligence and intelligent technology to improve performance, training, and management in the field of sports. Students will understand the applications of AI in data analysis, motion prediction, health monitoring, and virtual simulation. And combine theory with practical practice to help students understand how to use technology to optimize sports performance and health status in the fields of sports and health management. 

This course serves as an introductory course to high-level language programming, specifically designed for students with no prior experience. It can also act as a foundational course for other information-related subjects. The goal is for students to grasp the fundamental concepts and methods of object-oriented programming, understand the basic syntax and programming techniques of C++, learn to use integrated development environments, master program debugging methods, gain a preliminary understanding of common data structures and non-numerical algorithms, and get an initial introduction to the usage of the C++ Standard Template Library (STL).

This course requires students to master the basic concepts, basic knowledge, and basic issues of energy and contemporary international relations, understand the international energy system and its historical evolution, grasp the current status of international energy security, be familiar with international energy databases, master the relevant methods of data collection and processing, and be able to independently think and analyze global energy security, international energy crises, and relevant policies of global energy governance. 

This course will enable finance students to understand the fundamental principles and operational mechanisms of modern supply chain finance, laying a theoretical and practical foundation for their future engagement in relevant financial practices, and cultivating reserve talents in supply chain finance for financial institutions. The main content of the course includes the evolution of supply chain finance, differences in theory and practice between domestic and international contexts, the framework and principles of supply chain finance, related product portfolios and risk management, logistics finance, online supply chain finance, supply chain finance ABS, and conducting theoretical and practical innovation research based on the knowledge acquired.

This course mainly uses the archaeological materials to introduce the history of science and technology of ancient China, to help students improve their interdisciplinary research abilities.

Through the volleyball elective course, students will gradually master basic techniques such as passing, digging, serving, and spiking. They will become familiar with simple offensive and defensive tactics and be able to apply them in competitions. 

This course combines the fundamentals of engineering materials with their applications. By means of lectures, discussion, and lab exercises, the students are enabled to understand the relationships among the four elements of materials science and engineering, i.e., composition and processing, microstructure, property, and performance.

This course will focus on the advanced technologies in 3D visual computing in the era of big data. The course will cover a brief introduction to the basic concepts in the geometric analysis including curve, surface, 3D representations, 3D transformations, etc., with the goal of fostering students’ geometric understanding of 3D data. …

In addition to introducing the history and development of the Linux operating system, this course will also introduce the use of mainstream open-source software, so that students can proficiently use Linux and integrate it into their daily work and study. Through this course, students can not only master the use of the Linux operating system but also understand its underlying culture, learn about the open-source movement community, and gain a deeper understanding of computer systems themselves.