MODERN METHODS IN TEACHING ENGINEERING SCIENCES TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATIONS
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Engineering education, modern methods, innovative technologies, econometric analysis, UzbekistanAbstract
This article analyzes modern methods, technologies and innovations in teaching engineering sciences on the example of Uzbekistan. The quality of education and the impact of innovative methods are studied using econometric analysis (correlation and regression) based on statistical data for 2020–2024. The results are presented in tables, as in the STATA program, and the interrelationships of variables and their impact on educational outcomes are discussed. The study emphasizes the importance of introducing digital technologies and interactive methods in education.
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