Author_Institution :
Sch. of Manage., Northwestern Polytech. Univ., Xi´an, China
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With the increasing emphasis on teaching quality, bilingual teaching has become one of the initiatives for improving education quality in universities and colleges. This paper aims to identify some issues in bilingual teaching of the undergraduate course through illustrating the practice in the course of “quality management”, which is one obligatory course in business management discipline. Firstly, the issues facing by bilingual teaching of business management courses, particularly in undergraduate courses, are analyzed and divided into two major categories called “hardware issues” and “software issues”. Secondly, the specific issues along with the bilingual teaching process of the undergraduate course “quality management” are illustrated. These issues include syllabus, textbook, multimedia teaching, requirements for bilingual teachers, requirements for students, and so on. Thirdly, the experiences gained through the bilingual teaching process are presented for supporting bilingual teachers, students, and universities and colleges. Finally, the paper is concluded with directions for further works.
Keywords :
educational courses; educational institutions; further education; management education; quality management; bilingual teachers; bilingual teaching; business management discipline; hardware issues; multimedia teaching; quality management; software issues; teaching quality; undergraduate course; Conference management; Education; Educational institutions; Educational programs; Energy management; Engineering management; Natural languages; Photonics; Power engineering and energy; Quality management; bilingual teaching; quality management; teaching quality; undergraduate course;