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Efficiency of Using Smart Technologies in Teaching Technical Sciences
in Higher Educational Institutions
Qayumov Oybek Achilovich
Head of the Department of Applied Mathematics, Jizzakh branch of the National University of
Uzbekistan named after Mirzo Ulugbek
Abstract:
This article presents the problems, solutions and advantages of using SMART technologies in the
teaching of technical sciences in higher education institutions. At the same time, the essence of the
concept of SMART is highlighted in pedagogical-psychological and methodological terms
Key words: SMART, SMART technologies, professional competencies, ICT competence, e-
learning.
Introduction
Today, the world's leading countries in the ICT Development Index (South Korea, Denmark,
Sweden, USA, Singapore) are making extensive use of databases, communication networks and
SMART-technologies in the field of education. Special attention is paid to creation.
Bringing the education system in our country in line with international educational standards,
ensuring the quality and competitiveness of staff training in higher education institutions, improving
the quality of the world-based higher education system, one of the most effective ways to introduce
innovations in continuing education. The Strategy of Actions for the Further Development of the
Republic of Uzbekistan includes "Stimulation of scientific research and innovation, creation of
effective mechanisms for the implementation of scientific and innovative achievements, research and
development centers of higher education and research institutes." such as stable functions are noted.
In the world, the globalization of the information space, openness and the strengthening of mass
communication expand the opportunities for professional and creative development of students in an
integrated learning environment. Development trends in the field of education indicate the need for
wider introduction of modern teaching aids in the information society and further increase their
effectiveness. In the world community, UNESCO's program "Development of teachers' competence
in information and communication technologies" [1; 1-115] and “Cooperation Strategy of the
Council of Europe in the field of education and training until 2020” [2; On the basis of pp. 2-12, a
large-scale practical work is being carried out.
It is known that the formation of knowledge, skills and abilities in a person in a certain field directly
depends on the education system. The effectiveness of the education system is directly ensured by
the level of teachers, the needs of students, the content of textbooks and the infrastructure aimed at
the formation of independent learning. This means that the training of advanced personnel,
increasing their competitiveness in accordance with the requirements of the labor market, the
development of creative thinking professionals is closely linked with the educational process in
educational institutions.
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Today, smart-education, which is an advanced form of e-learning, is developing rapidly. Smart in
Europe - a program for the formation of a "single European university" on the principle of education
[3; Pp. 5-12], a program to revolutionize education in the United States in this decade [4; Pp. 3-5],
SMART Education in South Korea is a digital textbook initiative and KERIS is an edunet system
[5; Pp. 1-3], IBM - the concept of education for the intelligent planet [6; Pp. 1-3], China PLS
(Personal Learning Space) Model List [7; Pp. 1-2], “Smart University” at Moscow, Omsk, Perm,
Kazan universities in Russia [8; Pp. 144-145] are formed.
In our country, the Strategy of Actions for the Further Development of the Republic of Uzbekistan
includes "increasing the quality and efficiency of higher education institutions, educating
intellectually developed, independent-minded, determined and loyal to the Fatherland.
Methodology
The term " SMART " was coined in 1954 by Peter Ferdinand Drucker, a scientist, economist,
publicist, and educator, used by Paul J. Meyer in 1965, and George T. Doran in 1981 [9; 1 p].
SMART - from the English words "Specific", "Measurable", "Attainable", "Relevant", "Time-
bound". expressed in capital letters [10; Pp. 4-5].
Technology - a set of methods and processes in the field of certain development [11; 237].
One of the leading scientists of our republic According to A.A.Abdukodirov, Smart technologies are
technologies that are transferred to procedures based on interaction and exchange of experience,
primarily based on information and knowledge. The main feature of "Smart" is the ability to interact
and adapt to the environment. This feature has an independent value and can be applied to the city,
university, education, technology, society and many other categories [12; Pp. 6-7].
SMART is a feature of a system or process that manifests itself in its interactions with the
environment and has the ability to adapt to the changing environment, to respond immediately to
changes in the external environment, to develop and develop independently.
Today, the main tool of SMART-technologies is the Internet of Things (IoT). The Internet of Things
(IoT) is a remote-controlled home appliance, vehicle, and other equipment equipped with a network
of specialized electronics, software, sensors, and a network system for the exchange of data between
receiving and transmitting devices. IoT technology empowers researchers to develop smaller and
cheaper wireless systems that use less power and can be used on almost any type of device.
We are talking about the use of SMART-technologies and IoT - "Internet of Things" in the
educational process in foreign countries today.
The Polytechnic University of Singapore has a Smart Campus, where each student is identified by an
electronic concierge. An electronic concierge is a system of Internet services that provides instant
access to information, answers to inquiries, navigation and other services in various fields. This
system introduces students to the news of the university, the list of recommended literature by
professors and teachers. The analysis of the data is well-structured and even identifies students who
are unable to complete coursework in a timely manner and informs science teachers about them
[13; 1 p].
The University of John Curtin in Australia has launched the Internet of Things. Based on the
information obtained with the help of this system, conclusions are made about the occupancy of
classrooms and libraries, attendance and daily life of professors, teachers and students [14; 6].
At the Malaysian University of Technology, artificial intelligence-based education collects
information about students from beginning to end. With the help of such observation, their
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participation in the training is studied, and this information is the basis for further decisions. The
course on artificial intelligence analyzes the lessons and gives advice on ways to further improve its
quality [15; 438].
In Japan, students can take advantage of the full set of virtual reality to participate in a "virtual
school", listen to teachers and take tests with the help of a special program for smartphones, and
other school students through a separate platform. Students are assigned separate teachers, from
whom they can answer their questions by phone or e-mail, and meet with the teacher if necessary
[3; P. 2].
The SweetRush system ( http://www.sweetrush.com/ ) in San Francisco, California, USA, develops
and tests training solutions for e-learning and mobile learning. Individual training is possible under
the guidance of a teacher-guide, which allows you to meet again in real time. The course consists of
competitive games and audio-video animations, which help to attract more participants [17; Pp. 1-2].
A number of scientists from foreign countries and our country are studying the problems of teaching
the subject "Network Technologies", pedagogical computer programs are being developed and
implemented in the educational process. Despite the fact that in our country, effective work is being
done to raise the level of work in this area, the following problems still need to be addressed:
the availability of textbooks and manuals in Uzbek, modern textbooks and manuals on the subject of
network technology; lack of e-learning resources in science; Inadequate methodological guidelines
for practical, laboratory and independent study.
In overcoming the above problems and developing a system for the development of professional
knowledge of future professionals, first of all, methodological, professional, motivational,
pedagogical, psychological, systematic, theoretical-scientific, creative-practical, self-assessment,
self-esteem. Factors such as cognition need to be considered.
The main purpose of teaching the subject "Network Technology" is to provide students with
theoretical and scientific knowledge on the methodology and technology of network technology,
network management, network design. Its task is to create in students the knowledge, skills and
abilities to create modern methods of network technology, network technology and its software, to
work in network management systems [17, p. 5].
Lectures on the subject "Network Technologies" require more modern theoretical information,
enriching its content. The following content can be used in the selection of training materials:
comprehensive development of the future specialist; high scientific and practicality; complexity
corresponds to the real learning opportunities of specialists; compliance with the established time and
time in the study of the given subject.
The content of professional competence in the new form of the content of the subject "Network
Technologies" studied during the study was developed in accordance with the educational objectives
of the Bloom's taxonomy. (See Table 1.).
Table 1. Components of professional competence in the new form of the content of the subject
"Network Technologies"
Classes of B. Bloom's
taxonomy
Competences
Knowledge
B1
Knowledge of the principles of building computer networks
B2
Knowledge and differentiation of reference models and network
levels for the interaction of open systems
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B3
Knowledge of the components of modern network and information
and communication technologies
Understanding
T1
Understand the functions and methods of use of modern network
devices
T2
Understanding the role of network technology in education.
Application
Q1
Design and implementation of computer networks with the help of
modern network technologies
Q2
Application of modern network technologies in the organization of
network partnerships in education
Analysis
TL1
Analysis of network technology standards
TL2
Establishing the interconnectedness and relationship of the
components of modern information and communication
technologies, identifying the principles that make up the integrity.
Synthesis
C1
Summarize the parts provided for the production of new
components of network technology
C2
Development of a network creation project
Evaluation
БШ1
Communication and summarization of network design
BSh2 Identify and justify the positive and negative aspects of the industry
BS3
Presentation and evaluation of solutions based on specific criteria
Cloud technologies, IoT-Internet of Things, NB-IoT technology, Smart Campus, LPWAN and
LoRaWAN, Wireless network, WBirebree, Wireless network HD) have been enriched and
systematized by the introduction of such concepts. At the same time, the topics were summarized
while maintaining the number of hours of the audience set in the working schedule. Recommended
new types, methods, tools and forms of lectures on the basis of scientific and practical analysis of
didactic aids for SMART-technologies (Smart Digital Podium - interactive control system,
Smartboard - interactive whiteboard, SMART Notebook, SMART Notebook The conference
program) was enhanced through the introduction of collaborative networked learning resources and
interactive multimedia tools.
Laboratory and practical classes are of great importance in strengthening the theoretical knowledge
of students in the field of "Network Technology" and the formation of practical skills. However, in
most cases they do not give the expected results due to the following reasons: the existing laboratory
rooms are not adequately equipped with the necessary equipment; most laboratory equipment does
not fully meet modern requirements and is obsolete; students may not be able to make the most of
their time due to the time required to complete some laboratory assignments, and so on.
Conclusion
In short, the problems of teaching the above-mentioned subject "Network Technologies" include:
obtaining the necessary materials from the Internet, new literature and updating information
in science; development of special Web systems and electronic information educational resources of
the subject, taking into account the updating of materials; creation of electronic textbooks, electronic
manuals and electronic teaching aids for teaching the subject; This can be solved by developing a
methodology for the use of new pedagogical and information technologies based on SMART
technologies in the conduct of laboratory, practical and independent learning activities in science.
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