With the development of Internet technology, at this stage, many industries and enterprises make full use of Internet technology to promote the development of companies. Under the requirements of national strategic policies, informatization development should make full use of the advantages of different enterprises to achieve resource contributions. In addition, in the process of building a conservation oriented society, informatization can effectively drive economic development and social progress. At this stage, the development of market economy is highly competitive, and the informatization construction of colleges should follow the trend of the times and strengthen the construction of informatization platforms. Only in this way can colleges maintain their own advantages in the tide of social development. The main purpose of this paper is to analyze and research the network teaching system (NTS) related to the power machinery course based on computer science. The thesis mainly focuses on student management subsystem, teacher management subsystem, administrator management subsystem, etc. Taking the NT of power machinery as the research object, the different stages of system design and implementation are demonstrated, and the whole process of system design is comprehensively analyzed. The implementation of the system is mainly based on the requirements of the system and the established functional modules to implement the detailed results of the system one by one, including the implementation of the system functional interface and the compilation of the code. The experiment shows that all dimensions of the system in terms of performance test meet the requirements of software design and meet the needs of users.

Pecka Katrin. Network Teaching System of Power Machinery Based on Computer Science. Kinetic Mechanical Engineering (2021), Vol. 2, Issue 4: 21-30. https://doi.org/10.38007/KME.2021.020403.

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