Professor Brent Wilson, Dean of the Department of Computer Science and Information Systems in George Fox University of the United States visited DNUI from June 29 to July 3, doing a research on the "2 + 2" joint training mode of undergraduate program and "3 + 1 + 1" postgraduate program. Wilson said that DNUI had a strategic location, a beautiful environment, a rigorous style of study, with a number of reasonably structured professional teachers and high quality students.      

On June 30, Professor Brent Wilson made a special report on his research "Easy Distributed Grid Architecture for Research" (EDGAR) in the fully packed A2-330 of the school building. At the meeting, Professor Brent Wilson introduced about EDGAR in simple terms, and noted that the method provided students and researchers an efficient and simple way for the super grid calculation. Reportedly, the method has been adopted by dozens of schools in the United States.      

On July 1, Professor Brent Wilson visited the Department of Computer Science and Technology in DNUI. He presented in detail some basic information about George Fox and its department settings. In addition, he made a further discussion with some of DNUI’s professional teachers on the "2 + 2" joint training mode of undergraduate program and curriculum docking. He pointed out that the initiative was the driving force for the students to learn and teacher-student interaction allowed students to generate more sense of participation and to improve their learning efficiency.  

On July 2, Professor Brent Wilson and the Department of Scientific Research and Graduate made a discussion on the "3 + 1 + 1" graduate training mode. In connection with the problem that the majority of engineering students in universities could not practice their oral English and lacked proficiency in speaking and reading, Wilson thought if necessary to for the “+1” English training program before entering college. He also gave some professional advice on the domestic "+1" Curriculum by DNUI’s scientific research and Graduate department.      

We believe that through joint efforts, more students will be able to realize their dream of studying abroad and cultivate more outstanding graduates.      

PS: George Fox University is located in Newberg in the southern suburbs of Portland, Oregon, a state on the west coast of the United States. It is a famous private university on the west coast of the United States. The university was founded in 1891 and has more than 40 undergraduate programs and 11 graduate programs. It has a strong faculty ad a wide coverage of majors, which can provide students first-class education and offer generous scholarships to those outstanding ones. According to “America’s Best Universities in 2010” by Forbes, George Fox University ranked No. 58 in over 4000 colleges and universities in the United State.