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In order to comprehensively promote the integration of ideology and politics into the curriculum, it is essential to implement teaching reforms. This paper proposes several measures to advance the ideological and political construction in the analytical chemistry curriculum, based on the characteristics of the discipline and the objectives of the course. These measures include enhancing teachers' capacity for ideological education, establishing a framework for integrating ideology and politics into the curriculum, exploring the ideological elements within the analytical chemistry course, and optimizing teaching evaluations. By integrating ideological education with professional knowledge, students can not only acquire theoretical knowledge and practical skills in analytical chemistry but also cultivate a patriotic spirit centered around core values such as reform, innovation, and scientific development. This approach aims to foster a comprehensive understanding of dialectical materialism, instill a rigorous and pragmatic scientific attitude, and promote a consensus on the significance of ideological and political education within the curriculum. Ultimately, these efforts seek to achieve a harmonious integration of teaching and moral education, facilitating the development of students' character and values. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Analytical Chemistry course focuses on quantitative analysis, emphasizing the integration of theory and practice, and the unity of knowledge and practice. To cultivate students' innovative and logical thinking skills, this paper uses the "application of acid-base titration method" as a case study. Starting from microscopic knowledge content, it constructs the logical relationships within the theoretical system. Based on this, the teaching design is developed, focusing on clarifying the knowledge framework, deeply considering logical relationships, and reconstructing course resources. Through a project-based case teaching method, the initiative and innovation of students are stimulated, enhancing the effectiveness of teaching. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Analytical Chemistry course is a core professional course for chemistry majors and other related majors. Achieving the objectives of this course is crucial for the cultivation of professional talent. Effective implementation of teaching reform and design plays a significant role in enhancing the achievement of curriculum objectives. This paper aims to deepen the curriculum reform based on current implementation issues, and establish a triadic-driven curriculum reform and design model. This model integrates a learning community involving both teachers and students, promotes a seamless online and offline integration, emphasizes curriculum-based ideological and political education, pursues excellence in curriculum elements of profoundness-innovation-challenging, and continuously integrates Outcome-Based Education (OBE) philosophy. Thus, a curriculum reform model known as "unified body, dual-line integration, and triadic drive" has been constructed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Analytical chemistry experiments are important foundational courses in the Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Basic Experimental Teaching Demonstration Center at Tianjin University. Integrating elements of dialectical materialism theory and other ideological and political education into this course is beneficial for helping students establish correct worldviews, life philosophies, and values, and achieve the teaching goal of moral education and character development in higher education institutions. This paper takes two redox titration experiments in analytical chemistry as examples and explores and practices teaching from three aspects: teaching design, experimental content, and teaching evaluation, with the guidance of course ideology and politics. It integrates ideological and political education throughout the entire process of teaching analytical chemistry experiments, combines ideological and political education with professional course education, and achieves the alignment of course teaching and moral education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]