RAQAMLI TEXNOLOGIYALARNING YANGI O‘ZBEKISTON RIVOJIGA TA’SIRI Xalqaro ilmiy-amaliy konferensiyasi software) and to introduce educational information, provide training and control of the learning
process (training software). The training module contains exercises for classes on the local network
(audio and text tasks) and didactic materials, when working with which students use a computer as
a tool for learning activities. The control module contains tests to test the knowledge of vocabulary
and grammar, to check the understanding of oral and written speech, complex tests to establish the
level of proficiency in language and speech skills and abilities.
The use of computer technologies in the independent work of students is dictated by the
main goals and objectives of the organization of independent work of students, which, in turn, are
determined by the goals of learning a foreign language in a non-linguistic university. The overall
goal of the foreign language teaching program in modern educational conditions is the formation of
professional foreign language communicative competencies among students, which will contribute
to their effective functioning in the cultural diversity of educational and professional environments
[4].
Programmed learning can act as one of the forms of independent work, be an effective means
of managing it, a way of rationalizing it. The use of computer training programs in independent
work when mastering a foreign language by students of Uzbek universities is designed to create
conditions for the formation of skills and abilities to work independently; it makes it possible to
implement a differentiated and individual approach, both in the choice of material and in the pace
of work of individual students.
In particular, it is important to take into account the specifics of the foreign language training
program. I. P. Pavlova, having analyzed the place of foreign language training programs in the
independent work of students, emphasized the specifics of the training program as a special kind of
teaching aid, which consists in the following:
1)
must assist in the implementation of all the features of programmed learning;
2)
it should be aimed at achieving only one specific goal: the formation of a certain concept,
speech skill and skill;
3)
it should be designed for independent work outside the classroom in the absence of a
teacher, which is associated with algorithmic, rigid management;
4)
students should be offered algorithmic tasks on the basis of which they should learn to
derive algorithmic rules;
5)
the program structure should contain components that ensure all stages (phases) of
activities aimed at achieving the set goal [3].
In particular, the implementation of the main methodological provisions is considered
relevant in the curricula: speech orientation, differentiated and interrelated teaching of different