THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE FORMATION AMONG STUDENTS IN THE FIELD OF TECHNOLOGICAL MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT

Authors

  • ABBOS ELMANOV Qarshi davlat texnika universiteti Author
  • ASILBEK MIRZAUMIDOV Namangan davlat texnika universiteti Author

Keywords:

professional competence, competency-based approach, engineering education, technological machines and equipment, competence model, pedagogical patterns, methodological principles, quality of education, Industry 4.0.

Abstract

This article analyzes the foundations of forming the professional competence of students in "Technological Machines and Equipment" amid digital transformation. The structure of competence (motivational, cognitive, activity-based, reflective) is identified, and an integrated model based on systematicity and practice orientation is substantiated. The results contribute to improving the quality of engineering education and ensuring students' adaptability to industrial processes.

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Published

2026-05-25

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Pedagogy and Methodology

How to Cite

THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE FORMATION AMONG STUDENTS IN THE FIELD OF TECHNOLOGICAL MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT. (2026). Vocational Education, 9(2), 94-100. https://kasbhunartalimi.uz/index.php/kht/article/view/69