Exploration on the Teaching Reform of Artificial Intelligence Introduction Courses in Local Application-Oriented Undergraduate Colleges Driven by Generative Artificial Intelligence
The rapid development of generative artificial intelligence (AIGC) has profoundly influenced the field of education, and the introduction to artificial intelligence courses in local application-oriented undergraduate colleges and universities are facing unprecedented opportunities and challenges. This article deeply analyzes the current teaching status of this course, revealing the problems existing in aspects such as course objectives and positioning, teaching content and methods, and students’ learning experience. It discusses the theoretical basis of generative artificial intelligence in terms of educational adaptability, learning theory support, and teaching mode transformation, demonstrating its positive effects on course teaching. Furthermore, it proposes strategies for curriculum teaching reform based on generative artificial intelligence, including optimizing course design, innovating teaching methods, strengthening practical teaching links, and enhancing teachers’ digital literacy and teaching ability. At the same time, it also faces challenges such as technological dependence, data quality and privacy, ethics and security in the reform practice, and proposes corresponding countermeasures.