Background University courses are generally composed of compulsory courses and public elective courses, and different schools will offer different elective courses. Because every student has credit requirements, elective courses must also be selected. In fact, for most students, specialized courses are boring, so I hope to choose more interesting elective courses. Elective courses in many universities are very interesting, such as teaching students to knead clay sculptures or let them knit wool. These novel courses are often praised by students.

Event China Ocean University has opened a new elective course named "Cognitive Practice of Marine Scientific Research", which is different from other elective courses because it is conducted at sea. It turns out that all the students who have participated in this elective course have the opportunity to be here? Dongfanghong 3? Spend two days and one night on the boat. Not only that, although this elective course is only two days, students can have a novel experience that they have never had before.

The ship's destination is the waters of Dagong Island. Students in the school said that this elective course has become the most popular elective course in the school. ? Offering elective courses at sea? This topic soon became a hot search in Weibo. Many netizens said that it was really someone else's school, and nothing was revealed in their words except envy. So, what is the significance of offering this elective course in China Ocean University?

First of all, I think it breaks students' cognition of traditional courses and makes other schools see more possibilities of elective courses. Secondly, I think taking classes at sea can make students closer to the knowledge in textbooks, and novel experiences can stimulate students' interest in learning. Thirdly, this trip to the sea can improve students' horizons, which will be an unforgettable experience for college students. Fourthly, this elective course is different from the traditional teaching method, which allows students to give full play to their autonomy and is more conducive to their study.