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On the agricultural undergraduate remote sensing teaching objectives teaching materials and teaching content [Paper Keywords] remote sensing Nongke undergraduate textbook teaching content teaching objectives [Abstract] In order to meet the requirements of the current higher education in new agricultural personnel training for agricultural undergraduate characteristics, this article clearly Remote Sensing Course Objectives determined by analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of current remote sensing textbooks suitable teaching materials based on the theory with The principles of practical and apply their knowledge of the main goal is to apply the teaching content. Remote sensing is a physical quantity measurement process and characteristics of the Earth’s surface geoscience, and objective in the form of a digital collection, recording, transmission, processing, and reproduce the information science and technology, is a major part of modern spatial information science [1 involves space, electronics, optics, computer and biology, earth science and other disciplines, especially in resource monitoring, environmental management, global change, dynamic monitoring is widely used to show its superiority. has been widely used in the field of agriculture, forestry, geology, geography, hydrology, marine, meteorology, environment, and has played a major role in agricultural remote sensing is the modern remote sensing technology and agricultural science combined, and a new cutting-edge technology used in the field of agricultural production, most active in today’s field of remote sensing and related research institutions, universities, and government has been under active interest in one of the areas so far the most successful of Remote Sensing Applications, which is closely related to the agricultural areas of application: soil investigation, water monitoring, grassland surveys yield assessment and monitoring, agricultural science, crop condition monitoring, nutrition d