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During the time when he devoted himself to the "Seventeenth Mountain" project, it was Professor Lu, the pillar of stability, who led the deans of various colleges to maintain the teaching order of the entire school.

He opened the report and read it carefully, word by word. In the "Research Output" section, the data showed that teachers from various colleges had published more than 70 high-level academic papers this semester, which was a good progress.

However, the report also highlighted a new development: the internationally renowned academic journal index SCI (Science Citation Index) has recently begun systematically rejecting submissions from Haichuan University, with vague reasons, mostly stating that the journal does not meet the scope of inclusion or that the academic orientation is questionable.

"It seems we need to change this baton," Wei Ying said, frowning slightly.

He had previously included the number of SCI papers published as an important performance evaluation indicator to motivate teachers' research enthusiasm. Now that the other party has adopted a blocking stance, this path is no longer viable in the short term.

"Then let's switch to CSCD (China Science Citation Database)." He made the adjustment almost without hesitation.

CSCD is a core journal evaluation system jointly led by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Engineering. The review experts are all academicians or top scholars in various fields in China. Its authority and academic value are second to none in China, and it can better reflect the scientific research orientation that serves the national strategic needs.

He continued scrolling down the report, and the email attachments detailed the teaching progress analysis for each major this semester.

The data clearly shows that the first batch of 8,000 students at Haichuan University have efficiently mastered about three-quarters of the core content of the specially made teaching materials for the first semester.

This textbook was personally organized and compiled by Wei Ying, and it has extracted and reconstructed the core professional knowledge of the traditional four-year undergraduate program with a high degree of intensity.

The midterm exam results analysis is even more interesting: only 142 students in the entire school failed.

A deeper analysis of these hundred-plus test papers revealed that the vast majority of those who failed did not fail on the basic questions, but were stumped by the last "comprehensive extension question," which was worth only 1 point but was extremely tricky and flexible.

According to the scoring rules, those who fail to answer this question correctly will have 30 points deducted from their "comprehensive ability score," which is why they will fail the overall score.

In other words, if we only consider the mastery of basic knowledge and core theories, the number of people who fail might be even lower.

"The textbooks for the first semester already cover the core knowledge framework of traditional undergraduate education..." Wei Ying leaned back in his chair, tapping his fingertips lightly on the table, lost in thought.

"At this rate, the theoretical knowledge these kids have now is roughly equivalent to that of a third-year student at an average university."

Haichuan University's course schedule appears relaxed, with few class hours per week, but each class is extremely comprehensive and in-depth.

Knowledge is highly condensed, like compressed biscuits, requiring students to invest a huge amount of time after class to chew, digest, and ruminate on it.

Fortunately, the teaching team led by Lu Jianhua is well aware of this approach. The homework they assign is not simply repetitive, but rather a carefully designed project-based and research-based task that forces students to actively consult materials, build models, and write reports. In practice, they break down those difficult theories little by little and absorb them into their own knowledge system.

"We've fed them enough theory; any more and it'll overflow." Wei Ying smiled, his eyes gleaming with anticipation. "Now it's time to send them out onto the 'battlefield' for some real combat experience."

In the conventional university education system, students typically begin practical activities such as production internships and graduation projects only in their third year, after they have acquired a certain professional foundation.

These 8,000 young people at Haichuan University have completed in a few months what others take two or three years to learn theoretically. Now is a critical juncture where theory urgently needs to collide with practice and knowledge needs to be transformed into ability.

You can't truly understand something by just working behind closed doors; you have to put it into practice to gain real knowledge.

Wei Ying firmly believes that Haichuan University aims to cultivate not just "bookish scholars" who can only recite formulas and talk big, nor "tools" who are only proficient in a single skill.

What he wants are new-era "pragmatists" and "all-rounders" who are patriotic, have a solid foundation, are insightful, and dare to innovate.

They can both look up at the stars and contemplate grand strategic ideas, and also keep their feet on the ground, working hard on construction sites, computer rooms, laboratories, and operating tables to solve specific and practical problems.

Patriotism is not an empty slogan. For these young people, patriotism means mastering cutting-edge technological ideas to protect the peace of their homeland and designing intelligent systems to improve the well-being of the people.

It is about building sturdy and durable bridges and houses, cultivating high-yield and high-quality food crops, curing diseases and alleviating pain, exploring the unknown mysteries of the universe... It is about applying all knowledge and skills to the construction and development of this land without reservation, and integrating them into the surging tide of national rejuvenation.

They need to understand building structures, energy and power, weapon systems, computer programming, automatic control, strategic planning... This is not a solo effort, but a team of individuals with different strengths who can communicate smoothly using a common "language" (solid basic theory) and work together to overcome challenges.

With this in mind, Wei Ying no longer hesitated. He opened his computer, created a new document, and titled it: "Notice on the Full Launch of the 'Unity of Knowledge and Action' Advanced Practical Course for All Majors Across the University."

He began typing, and words flowed out. The notice clearly stated that the practical courses were not just a formality, but a serious teaching component incorporated into the credit system.

It will elucidate the profound significance of combining practice with theory; it will encourage students to step out of the classroom and test what they have learned, discover problems, hone their skills, and cultivate their character in real engineering projects, production lines, R&D positions, and social services.

This is not just a course announcement, but also an important declaration of Haichuan University's educational philosophy: the students who graduate from here will not only have their stage in the laboratory and study, but also in the vast land of the motherland, in every place that needs knowledge and wisdom to build, protect and explore.

Outside the window, night deepened, and the Milky Way hung low, seemingly echoing the classrooms and laboratories still lit up in the distant mountains.

There, eight thousand young, inquisitive hearts are beating powerfully; and further away in the shadows, there are guardians like Li Qi and his companions, silently keeping their eyes wide open in vigilance.

The foundation is being laid inch by inch in the classroom and in practice; its brilliance has already begun to emerge in competitions and challenges.

The story of Haichuan University, about inheritance and innovation, about safeguarding and progress, about forging personal ideals into an epic of national destiny, has only just begun its stirring prologue.

They need to understand building structures, energy and power, weapon systems, computer programming, automatic control, strategic planning... This is not a solo effort, but a team of individuals with different strengths who can communicate smoothly using a common "language" (solid basic theory) and work together to overcome challenges.

With this in mind, Wei Ying no longer hesitated. He opened his computer, created a new document, and titled it: "Notice on the Full Launch of the 'Unity of Knowledge and Action' Advanced Practical Course for All Majors Across the University."

He began typing, and words flowed out. The notice clearly stated that the practical courses were not just a formality, but a serious teaching component incorporated into the credit system.

It will elucidate the profound significance of combining practice with theory; it will encourage students to step out of the classroom and test what they have learned, discover problems, hone their skills, and cultivate their character in real engineering projects, production lines, R&D positions, and social services.

This is not just a course announcement, but also an important declaration of Haichuan University's educational philosophy: the students who graduate from here will not only have their stage in the laboratory and study, but also in the vast land of the motherland, in every place that needs knowledge and wisdom to build, protect and explore.

Outside the window, night deepened, and the Milky Way hung low, seemingly echoing the classrooms and laboratories still lit up in the distant mountains.

There, eight thousand young, inquisitive hearts are beating powerfully; and further away in the shadows, there are guardians like Li Qi and his companions, silently keeping their eyes wide open in vigilance.

The foundation is being laid inch by inch in the classroom and in practice; its brilliance has already begun to emerge in competitions and challenges.

The story of Haichuan University, about inheritance and innovation, about safeguarding and progress, about forging personal ideals into an epic of national destiny, has only just begun its stirring prologue.

Being a "jack-of-all-trades" does not mean being good at everything. It emphasizes having a broad interdisciplinary perspective, strong self-learning ability, and flexible problem-solving thinking while deeply cultivating one's own major.

They need to understand building structures, energy and power, weapon systems, computer programming, automatic control, strategic planning... This is not a solo effort, but a team of individuals with different strengths who can communicate smoothly using a common "language" (solid basic theory) and work together to overcome challenges.

With this in mind, Wei Ying no longer hesitated. He opened his computer, created a new document, and titled it: "Notice on the Full Launch of the 'Unity of Knowledge and Action' Advanced Practical Course for All Majors Across the University."

He began typing, and words flowed out. The notice clearly stated that the practical courses were not just a formality, but a serious teaching component incorporated into the credit system.

It will elucidate the profound significance of combining practice with theory; it will encourage students to step out of the classroom and test what they have learned, discover problems, hone their skills, and cultivate their character in real engineering projects, production lines, R&D positions, and social services.

This is not just a course announcement, but also an important declaration of Haichuan University's educational philosophy: the students who graduate from here will not only have their stage in the laboratory and study, but also in the vast land of the motherland, in every place that needs knowledge and wisdom to build, protect and explore.

Outside the window, night deepened, and the Milky Way hung low, seemingly echoing the classrooms and laboratories still lit up in the distant mountains.

There, eight thousand young, inquisitive hearts are beating powerfully; and further away in the shadows, there are guardians like Li Qi and his companions, silently keeping their eyes wide open in vigilance.

The foundation is being laid inch by inch in the classroom and in practice; its brilliance has already begun to emerge in competitions and challenges.

The story of Haichuan University, about inheritance and innovation, about safeguarding and progress, about forging personal ideals into an epic of national destiny, has only just begun its stirring prologue.