Research on the Teaching Reform of Computer Basic Course of Tourism Management Major under the Background of Industry-Education Integration with AI+Office Technology
Abstract
ital application capabilities.As a crucial general education and foundational course for tourism management majors, the teaching content
and models of computer fundamentals urgently need to align effectively with industry demands. This paper, from the perspective of
industry-education integration, analyzes the main issues in the teaching of computer fundamentals for tourism management majors by
examining the widespread application of AI and Office technologies in real-world scenarios. It identifies a significant gap between the
current curriculum system and industry digital practices. Based on this, the article proposes teaching reforms guided by industry needs
and supported by AI+Office technologies, focusing on curriculum restructuring, innovative teaching models, and improved collaborative
education mechanisms. These measures aim to enhance students information technology application skills and professional adaptability
in tourism management.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/wef.v3i10.9195
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