Guiding Cultivation Plan - International Economics and Trade 2018

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International Economics and Trade 2018 Talent Development Program

Specialty Code:020401

Drafted by:Wu Xinke Reviewed by:Wu Xinke

I. Training objectives

This program aims to cultivate students who practice socialist core values, possess good ideological and moral integrity, and master the basic knowledge, theories, and methods of economics. Students will become familiar with internationally accepted economic and trade rules, understand the operation mechanisms and development laws of domestic and foreign economies, and achieve proficiency in one foreign language. They will acquire basic theoretical and practical knowledge in international economy and trade, cross-border network trading platform operation, and management. Additionally, students will develop strong e-commerce skills, including foreign trade business processing and foreign trade network trading platform operation, as well as proficiency in modern information technology. Graduates will demonstrate good communication and coordination abilities, an innovative and entrepreneurial spirit, a global perspective, and a comprehensive knowledge system. Equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge, they will be capable of engaging in international economics and trade practices and management in foreign trade, foreign economic affairs, and related units, becoming applied, versatile, and innovative talents.

(i) International Economics and Trade Analytical Direction

The following objectives can be achieved after approximately five years of practical work post-graduation:

Objective 1: Possess a firm political orientation, a strong sense of laws and regulations, high professional ethics, and good personal integrity.

Objective 2: Utilize theoretical knowledge and practical skills in international economics and trade to carry out specific operations, manage and plan related work, and become a key contributor in international economics and trade positions.

Objective 3: Leverage modern information technology to develop international markets through cross-border network trading platforms and other means after several years of professional experience.

Objective 4: Demonstrate proficiency in using a foreign language for communication and exchange within a specialized field.

Objective 5: Acquire strong managerial innovation and entrepreneurial skills in the fields of international economics and trade and cross-border e-commerce through several years of professional experience.

II. Provisions for the duration of the program and the number of credits to be taken in the program

(i) Schooling.

The standard course of study is four years, with opportunities for students to study and exchange abroad. Students are allowed to graduate within a flexible period of three to seven years.

(ii) Graduation credit provisions.

Students must complete all required courses, elective courses, and practical teaching sessions, pass all assessments, and successfully defend their dissertations. A total of 163 credits (69.5 credits for college students) are required to be eligible for graduation.

III. Course structure and credit ratio

course categorization	Required Courses		Electives		Total	Among them: experiments, internships, practical training, course design, graduation design (thesis) and other practical aspects
course categorization	general education platform courses	Specialized platform courses	Professional Orientation Module Program	Quality Development Module (QDM) classes	Total
number of credit hours	790 + 2 weeks	1080	272 credit hours + 31.5 weeks	136+4 weeks	2278 + 37.5 weeks	590 credit hours + 37.5 weeks
school grades	44.5	67．5	41.5	9.5	163	62
as a percentage of total credits	27.3	41.4%	25.5%	5.8%	100%	38%

IV. Master schedule of curricula

Summary table of course offerings (I)

Course Category		Course number	course title	Credits	appraisal methods	Theory weekly credit hours	credit hour allocation				Semester of study
Course Category		Course number	course title	Credits	appraisal methods	Theory weekly credit hours	Total	Theory	Practice		Semester of study
general knowledge flat platform lesson journey	Required Courses	1201109010	Ethics and Legal Foundations	3	Examination	2	48	32	16		1
		0604809010	College Computer Fundamentals A	2	Examinations	2	32	22	10		1
		1206609010	Military theory (catechism)	1	Examination	2	16	16			1
		1206609020	Military training	2	Examination		2 weeks		2 weeks		1
		5201209010	Mental Health Education	2	Examination	2	32	16	16		1
		0501819010	College English Ⅰ	4	Examinations	4	64	48	16		1
		1101619010	Sports Ⅰ	0.8	Examinations	2	24		24		1
		1101619011	Sports Club Ⅰ	0.2	Examination	2	6		6		1
		3201609010	Career Planning and Employment Guidance for College Students (Catechism)	1.5	Examination	2	24	12	12		2、6
		1201809020	Situation and Policy	2	Examination	2	70	70			1-7
		1203809010	Outline of Modern Chinese History (Catechism)	3	Examination	2	48	32		16	2
		0311818200	college language and writing	2	Examinations	2	32	32			2
		0501829020	College English II	4	Examinations	4	64	48		16	2
		1101629010	Sport II	0.8	Examination	2	32			32	2
		1101629011	Sports Club II	0.2	Examinations	2	6			6	2
		4601809060	Foundations of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education	2	Examination	4	24	24			3
		1202809010	Introduction to Mao Zedong Thought and the Theoretical System of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics	5	Examination	4	80	64	16		3
		0513819040	Business English Ⅰ	2	Examinations	4	32	24	8		3
		1101639010	Sports III	0.8	Examinations	2	32		32		3
		1101639011	Sports Club III	0.2	Examination	2	6		6		3
		1202809020	Fundamental Principles of Marxism	3	Examinations	2	48	32	16		4
		0513819090	Intercultural Communication English Ⅰ	2	Examinations	4	32	24	8		4
		1101649010	Sports IV	0.8	Examinations	2	32		32		4
		1101649011	Sports Club IV	0.2	Examination	2	6		6		4
Subtotal				44.5			790 + 2 weeks	496	294+2 weeks

Summary of course offerings (II)

Course Category		Course number	course title	Credits	appraisal methods	Weeks of semester hours	credit hour allocation					Study Semester
							Total	Theory	Practice
							Total	Theory	Non-independent	T-lesson	Independent
Specialized platform courses	Required Courses	0502818210	English Listening Ⅰ	2	Examinations	2	32	32				1
		0502818220	Spoken English Ⅰ	2	Examinations	2	32	16	16			1
		1001618010	Economic Mathematics I	3	Examinations	3	48	48				1
		0311818010	Introduction to the profession	0.5	Examination	4	8	8				1
		0311828190	political economy	2	Examinations	2	32	32				2
		0311828020	Microeconomics	3	Examinations	3	48	38		10		2
		1001628010	Economic Mathematics II	3	Examinations	3	48	48				2
		0502808170	English Listening II	2	Examinations	2	32	32				2
		0502808140	Spoken English II	2	Examinations	2	32	16	16			2
		2102107156	probability theory and mathematical statistics	3	Examinations	3	48	48				3
		0311838030	Finance	2	Examinations	2	32	32				3
		0311838040	Macroeconomics	3	Examinations	3	48	42		6		3
		0305838240	☆ Introduction to e-commerce	3	Examinations	3	48	48				3
		0311838050	International economics	4	Examinations	4	64	54	10			3
		0311848140	Accounting	2	Examinations	2	32	28	4			4
		0311848310	Finance	2	Examinations	2	32	32				4
		0311848060	☆ Cross-border e-commerce practice	3	Examinations	3	48	34	14			4
		0311848070	International trade practices (bilingual)	4	Examinations	4	64	54		10		4
		0311858090	International trade and economic contracts (bilingual)	3	Examinations	3	48	32	16			5
		0311858100	International economic cooperation	3	Examinations	3	48	38		10		5
		0311858110	International trade documentation (bilingual)	3	Examinations	3	48	32	16			5
		0311858120	International Business Correspondence (bilingual)	3	Examinations	3	48	40	8			5
		0311858180	Statistics	2	Examinations	2	32	24	8			5
		0311868130	☆ International Marketing	3	Examinations	3	48	48				6
		0311868150	International commercial law	2	Examinations	2	32	32				6
		0311868160	Econometrics	3	Examinations	3	48	48				6
		0311878170	Management	2	Examinations	4	32	28	4			7
Subtotal				67.5			1080	924	102	46	?

Summary of course offerings (III)

Course Category		course number	course title	Credits	Appraisal way	Weeks of semester hours	credit hour allocation						Semester of study
							Total	Theory	Practice			Selection
							Total	Theory	Non-independent	T-lesson	single stand	Selection
Professional Orientation Course	limited electives	0311827010	Awareness internships	0.5	Examination		0.5 weeks				0.5 weeks		2
		0311847030	Practical training in cross-border e-commerce	1	Examination		1 week				1 week		4
		0311857040	Practical on-line training in international trade documents	1	Examination		1 week				1 week		5
		0311857050	Comprehensive practical training in international trade correspondence	1	Examination		1 week				1 week		5
		0311877070	Integrated hands-on training in international trade	1	Examination		1 week				1 week		7
		0311877080	Professional InternshipⅠ	4	Examination		8 weeks				8 weeks		7
		0311888190	Professional Practice II	6	Examination		6 weeks				6 weeks		8
		0311888200	design	10	Examination		10 weeks				10 weeks		8
		Subtotal		24.5		28.5 weeks
	Any elective course in the direction of the major	0311827110	English recitation of current events	2	Examination	2	32	8	24			Minimum 2 Credits	2
		0311827120	Introduction to country-specific e-commerce	2	Examination	2	32	28	4				2
		0311827130	business celebrity appreciation and practice	1	Examination	2	16	12	4				2
		0311837150	An Introduction to China's Foreign Trade	2	Examination	2	32	32				Minimum 2 Credits	3
		0502837280	English Listening III	2	Examinations	2	32	32					3
		0311837290	Photoshop Graphic Design	2	Examination	2	32	16	16				3
		0311837080	Spoken Business English	2	Examinations	2	32	8		24			3
		0502847300	Spoken English III	2	Examinations	2	32	16	16			Minimum 2 Credits	4
		0311847280	International exhibition practice	2	Examination	2	32	28	4				4
		0311847160	International freight forwarding	2	Examination	2	32	32					4
		0311847170	Business communication (bilingual)	2	Examinations	2	32	24	8				4
		0311847290	The Anglo-American Profile	2	Examination	2	32	32					4
		0311847320	international trade	2	Examination	2	32	32					4
		0311857260	market research and forecasting	2	Examination	2	32	28	4			Minimum 4 Credits	5
		0311857270	economic law	2	Examinations	2	32	32					5
		0311857180	Internet payments and e-banking	2	Examinations	2	32	32					5
		0502867350	Interpretation	2	Examination	2	32	16	16				5
		0311857300	International financial practices	2	Examinations	2	32	32					5
		0311867190	☆ cross-border e-commerce supply chain service system	1	Examination	2	16	16				Minimum 3 Credits	6
		0311867330	Search engine marketing	2	Examination	2	32	16	16				6
		0311867200	Customs Brokerage Practice	2	Examination	2	32	28	4				6
		0311876260	WTO Law	2	Examination	2	32	32					6
		0311867270	Cross-border e-commerce customer service English	2	Examinations	2	32	16	16				6
		0311867280	Online store operation and management	2	Examination	2	32	24	8				6
		0311867060	Integrated manual practical training in international trade	2	Examination		2 weeks						6
		0311877210	Practical training in research on international trade and commerce	1	Examination		1 week				1 week	A minimum of 4 credits of electives	7(1-8)
		0311877220	Guidelines for thesis writing	0.5	Examination	8	8						7(1-8)
		0311877230	International trade in services	2	Examination	4	32	32					7(1-8)
		0311877250	International Trade Business Negotiations	2	Examinations	4	32	24	8				7(1-8)
		Subtotal		19.5		744 credit hours + 2.5 weeks (172 practicum hours)
		Total		46		712 total credit hours + 2.5 weeks
		????????? Of the 46 credits of electives listed above, a minimum of 17 credits will be taken within four years.
		Total		74	Minimum 41.5 credits, 296 total hours + 32 weeks

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Summary of course offerings (IV)

Course Category		course title	Credits
Quality Development Program	limited elective courses	Social practice: every undergraduate student participates in social investigation, productive work, voluntary service, scientific and technological invention and hard work during the academic year The cumulative duration of social practice activities, such as financial aid, should not be less than four weeks. Among them, each student shall participate in at least one, during the school year A social survey and a report on the survey. As a public limited elective course. The activity is organized and implemented by the school's Youth League Committee.	1
	limited elective courses	Public Art Education: Eight courses: Introduction to Art, Appreciation of Film and Television, Appreciation of Music, Appreciation of Fine Arts, Appreciation of Drama, Appreciation of Dance, Appreciation of Calligraphy, and Appreciation of Chinese Opera, each of which is credited with two credits, and from which the students must take one course as a qualifying elective for public use during their time in school.	2
	Elective lesson	Four or more academic lectures in various humanities, social sciences and natural sciences will be counted as 0.5 credits	0.5
		Public elective courses: Philosophy, History and Psychology; Culture, Language and Literature; Economics, Management and Law; Science (natural sciences); Engineering (natural sciences); Arts and Physical Education. The distribution of elective credits for graduation shall be no less than five of the above categories and no less than six credits.	6
		The innovative and quality development activities such as academic and professional competitions, scientific and technological academic activities, qualification certifications, etc., are listed in the school document "Nanyang Polytechnic Institute Innovation Credits and Quality Development Tuition Recognition Methods". Students can be recognized for credits.
Total			9.5

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Summary of course offerings (V)

List of practical teaching course offerings

Course Nature	course number	course title	Credits	appraisal methods	practicum credit hours or weeks	Semester	Study Form	Locations
through know flat platform lesson journey 294	1201109010	Ethics and Legal Foundations	3	Examination	16	1	Decentralization	On-campus
	1203809010	Outline of Modern Chinese History (Catechism)	3	Examination	16	2	Decentralization	On-campus
	1202809010	Introduction to Mao Zedong Thought and the Theoretical System of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics	6	Examination	32	3	Decentralization	On-campus
	12028090200	Fundamental Principles of Marxism	3	Examinations	16	4	Decentralization	On-campus
	0501819010	College English Ⅰ	4	Examinations	16	1	Concentration	On-campus
	0501829020	College English II	4	Examinations	16	2	Concentration	On-campus
	0513819040	Business English Ⅰ	2	Examinations	8	3	Concentration	On-campus
	0513819090	Intercultural Communication English Ⅰ	2	Examinations	8	4	Concentration	On-campus
	1101819010	Sports Ⅰ	0.8	Examinations	24	1	Concentration	On-campus
	1101829010	Sport II	0.8	Examinations	32	2	Concentration	On-campus
	1101839010	Sports III	0.8	Examinations	32	3	Concentration	On-campus
	1101849010	Sports IV	0.8	Examinations	32	4	Concentration	On-campus
	1101819011	Sports clubs	0.8	Examinations	24	1-4	Concentration	On-campus
	0604809010	College Computer Fundamentals A	2	Examinations	10	1	Concentration	On-campus
	1206809020	Military training	2	Examination	2 weeks	1	Concentration	On-campus
	5201209010	Mental Health Education	2	Examination	16	1	Decentralization	On-campus
	3201819010	Career planning and employment guidance for university students	1	Examination	12	2	Decentralization	On-campus
speical job flat platform lesson journey 152	0502818220	Spoken English Ⅰ	2	Examinations	16	1	Decentralization	On-campus
	0502808140	Spoken English II	2	Examinations	16	2	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311828020	Microeconomics	3	Examinations	10	2	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311838050	International economics	3	Examinations	10	2	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311838040	Macroeconomics	3	Examinations	6	3	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311828030	Finance	2	Examinations	4	3	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311848070	International trade practices (bilingual)	4	Examinations	10	3	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311858120	International Business Correspondence (bilingual)	3	Examinations	8	5	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311848140	Accounting	2	Examinations	4	4	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311848060	☆ Cross-border e-commerce practice	4	Examinations	14	4	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311858090	International trade and economic contracts (bilingual)	3	Examinations	16	5	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311858100	International economic cooperation	3	Examinations	10	5	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311848080	Spoken Business English	2	Examinations	24	5	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311858110	International trade documentation (bilingual)	3	Examinations	16	5	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311858180	Statistics	2	Examinations	8	5	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311878170	Management	2	Examinations	4	7	Decentralization	On-campus
speical job select fix lesson journey 132	0311827010	Awareness internships	0.5	Examination	0.5 weeks	2	Concentration	Off-campus
	0311857040	Practical on-line training in international trade documents	1	Examination	1 week	5	Concentration	On-campus
	0311857050	Comprehensive practical training in international trade correspondence	1	Examination	1 week	5	Concentration	On-campus
	0311867060	Integrated manual practical training in international trade	2	Examination	2 weeks	6	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311847030	Practical training in cross-border e-commerce	2	Examination	2 weeks	6	Concentration	On-campus
	0311867060	Integrated hands-on training in international trade	1	Examination	? 1 week	7	Concentration	On-campus
	0311877080	Professional InternshipⅠ	4	Examination	? 8 weeks	7	Centralized (decentralized)	On-campus (off-campus)
	0311888190	Professional Practice II	6	Examination	6 weeks	8	Decentralization	Off-campus
	0311888200	design	10	Examination	10 weeks	8	Centralized (decentralized)	On-campus (off-campus)
	0311827120	Introduction to country-specific e-commerce	2	Examination	4	2	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311827110	English recitation of current events	2	Examination	24	2	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311837290	Photoshop Graphic Design	3	Examination	16	3	Decentralization	On-campus
	03118472800	International exhibition practice	2	Examination	4	4	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311847170	Business communication (bilingual)	2	Examinations	8	4	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311857260	market research and forecasting	2	Examination	4	5	Decentralization	On-campus
	0502857350	Interpretation	2	Examination	16	5	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311867200	Customs Brokerage Practice	2	Examination	4	6	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311867260	Cross-border e-commerce customer service English	2	Examinations	16	6	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311867330	Search engine marketing	2	Examinations	16	6	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311867280	Online store operation and management	2	Examination	8	6	Decentralization	On-campus
	0311877250	International Trade Business Negotiations	2	Examinations	8	7	Decentralization	On-campus
	00311877210	Practical training in research on international trade and commerce	1	Examination	1 week	7	Concentration	On-campus
Quality Development Program	0311877100	social practice	1	Examination	4 weeks	1-7	Decentralization	Off-campus
Total			??????? 594 + 37.5 weeks

? Description.

1. "Cross-border e-commerce practical training" (2 credits), "Photoshop graphic design" (2 credits), "online store operation and management" (2 credits), "cross-border e-commerce customer service English" (2 credits), "international trade and economic contracts (bilingual)" (3 credits), "international trade documents (bilingual)" (3 credits), "customs clearance practice" (2 credits), "market research and forecasting" (2 credits). (2 credits) class credits allow students to participate in on-campus school-enterprise cooperation practice team, student entrepreneurship practice activities, market research for enterprises and other activities, through a certain amount of practice time and quality of practice performance assessment after passing the credit for the course, the specific assessment methods and the number of replacement credits see the course syllabus for more details.

2. The T course is the tutorial course (also known as cooperative research course or tutorial course) of the specialty. This kind of tutorial class is the common practice of foreign business education, that is, the class is divided into the main course or large class (lecture) and the class or tutorial (tutorial), the ratio of credit hours is generally 4:1. that is, on average, after every two courses arranged for a tutorial class, in order to help students better understand and consolidate the knowledge learned in theoretical classes. Its content mainly includes: review of homework, discussion of key points and difficulties, personal viewpoint presentation, teacher-student interaction, case study and intelligent games, and so on.

3. Courses with ☆ added in Annex 4 are university-enterprise cooperation courses, in which the college and the enterprise jointly formulate the syllabus, both sides prepare the courses together, or some of the courses are taught by tutors from the industry.

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