Grid Technology in Higher Vocational and Technical Education Application Prospect.docVIP

Grid Technology in Higher Vocational and Technical Education Application Prospect The emergence of the network has changed the way people use computers, while the emergence of Internet, but also changed the way people use the network. Now, we seem again to a new historic turning point. From the backbone network to broadband access, from the language interface to the intelligent terminal devices, from e-commerce to enterprise information systems, from semiconductor chips to the server, people have done a lot of technological innovation. Now, the whole industry is moving toward a new generation of technology, known as the next-generation Internet technologies - grid. The application and development of grid technology will push the global development of the Internet to enhance the overall level. At present, the network technology has been widely used in education, higher vocational and technical education is characterized by its vocational and technical application of network technology is making great efforts for the training is different from regular higher education, and application-oriented technology, expertise and play a significant role. Grid technology as the next generation Internet technologies, and network technology will, as in higher vocational and technical education has played an important role in an unusual and widely application. 1, what is the grid As the grid is an emerging technology, the current concept of grid technology is not uniform. What is the Grid? Some people put the grid is defined as an extension of a supercomputer, and some definitions that the grid is a common computer. In IBM’s philosophy, the grid seems to be the Internet as a computing platform. In academia, there were broken down according to application mode of calculation and data grid, information grid, knowledge grid, as well as business applications, grid and so on. Chinese Academy of Engineering and president of Mr. Li Guojie Dawn talked about, “Put simply, t